Stories

Anti-discrimination
Dr. Iréne Y. Kilubi (she/her)
For me, diversity also means taking into account the person's respective life situation, professional background, expertise and skills. For me, diversity actually means bringing people's individuality together.
Integration
Jian Omar (He/Him)
I realized early on that society doesn't move forward on its own, it's everyone's contribution that counts.
Rolf Schrömgens
Inclusion
Rolf Schrömgens (he/him)
We need to make the power centers, especially the boards of directors, more holistic.
Integration
David Yaw Debrah (he/him)
Every child should be given the chance to reach their potential.
Integration
Lara Stothfang (she/her)
We oppose the prejudice, stigmatization and the image that the media and society paint of students in a hotspot school.
Anti-discrimination
Prof. Dr. Karim Fereidooni (he/him)
Collaboration between science and policy is essential for sustainable change.
Accessability
Rebecka Heinz (she/her)
There is untapped potential in the new life experience of former cancer patients.
Inclusion
Michael Martens (he/him)
Inclusive language makes an inclusive society possible - Why language shapes our reality and actions.
Equity
Juliane Seyhan (she/her)
For me, diversity and new work belong closely together. Because for real change, you need different perspectives.
Inclusion
Felix Daub (he/him)
The strength of our society is measured by how we treat the weakest.
Inclusion
Felizitas Lichtenberg (she/her)
For me, diversity and inclusion are above all about appreciation, respect for one another and respect for human rights. For this, we need much more openness, flexibility and self-reflection.
Intersectionality
Dr. Henry Widera (he/him)
No digitization without digital IT and diversity!
Equity
Natalya Nepomnyashcha (she/her)
I wanted to change something in Germany because I myself grew up in poverty and had a difficult life. That's why I founded Netzwerk Chancen.
Inclusion
Karen Schallert (she/her)
It's about breaking free from the idea that disability only limits me - condemns me to merely picking up the crumbs.