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Picture wall

Refugee children and young people are creating a colourful mural, rediscovering Dresden’s history in a creative way.

Stay available or take a break?

During breaks, the language class is often quieter than during class. Why? Everyone is checking their phones, reading and replying to messages, or playing games. Ms. Grünwald often stays in…

Personalization is a security lock

It must have been more than 20 years ago when we were celebrating the fact that personalization was possible in that IT office. The thought of personalized advertising made our…

Review of Winterreisen 2025

For 11 weeks, we discovered faraway places together, listened to personal stories and filled the cold season with exciting travelogues. Our winter travel lecture series has now come to an end - and we say thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

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NUSLÄTTA May 2025 – We Are ANSPRECHBAR

Dear cultural activists, now it’s time to really get going – our ANSPRECHBAR project is going full steam ahead! May is packed with exciting events, which you can find in…

Tätigkeitsbericht 2024 Titelseite

Activity report 2024

The year 2024 was characterised by numerous challenges and important events for Kultur Aktiv e.V.

Dresden spricht… viele Sprachen

The diversity of languages in Dresden is amazing!

All speakers associate their own stories and experiences with their languages, whether they grew up in Dresden or moved here. Thirteen people tell us about this and have each written down a proverb in their mother tongue.

Reports and reflections on the numerous workshops, city walks and encounters complement the portraits. We have learned a lot about linguistic diversity in Dresden.

Everyone who speaks a language associates it with their own unique stories and experiences, whether they grew up in Dresden or have moved there. Eleven people share these stories and have each written down a proverb for us in their mother tongue.