SPLEE is breaking new ground – not only in terms of content, but also visually. With the redesigned website at www.splee.eu, designed and implemented by Kiepe-Reddermann, a design duo from Hamburg, SPLEE combines the aesthetics of traditional newspapers with the possibilities of a digital platform. The design is based on the familiar image of a […]
Good, affordable housing is a basic requirement for a liveable life in the city. For a long time, Berlin was considered a prime example of this – plenty of space, moderate rents, a contrast to cities like London. However, in this episode, our guest, urban researcher Dr. Tim White, reveals a loophole in the law […]
The difgl and the Filmuniversität Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF are primarily responsible for the Datipilot innovation sprint research project SPLEE – Streaming Platform for Longreads and Essays from Europe. In regular personal exchanges, it is important for all SPLEE participants to concentrate on the common goals and visions – and to combine the individual trades, strengths […]
The German Institute for the Good Life is pleased to welcome Denise Braun as a new employee. With over twelve years of experience as a commercial employee and a degree in tourism economics, she brings in-depth expertise and a strong hands-on mentality to the team. As Assistant at difgl, Denise uses her organizational talent to […]
The German Institute for the Good Life is pleased to welcome Alexander Polivanov as a new member of staff. As a curator, musicologist and cultural manager, he combines art, music and media and deals with cultural identity, political change and social participation. At difgl, he will be involved in the SPLEE project – a streaming […]
Citizen participation – more important than ever In the new episode of the difgl podcast LondonBerlinDemocracy, filmmaker Sabine Pusch and Public Policy Expert Robert Keeling take a critical look at citizens’ assemblies in Berlin and London. How much influence do they really have? Are they an effective means for social change – and why are […]
