Michelle Meagher is a competition lawyer and one of the world's leading thinkers in the anti-monopoly movement. Her work focuses on limiting corporate power.

At the Philea Forum 2025, the Schöpflin Foundation will highlight how the Media Forward Fund strengthens media diversity – and helps counter polarization.

Digital technologies are changing the way we live together. How we deal with them critically and confidently is at the heart of the work of our new Grantee Tactical Tech.

Eighty years ago, World War II came to an end. Today is a day to remember and learn from history. But are comparisons between the present day and the Nazi era historically accurate and politically useful? A guest article by Wolfgang Kaleck.

On World Press Freedom Day, May 3rd, 'Reporter ohne Grenzen' publishes a ranking on the state of the press in 180 countries.

On 21 and 22 May, the German foundation sector will come together at the German Foundation Congress 2025 in Wiesbaden. The Schöpflin Foundation will present its own community session.

We asked Arne Semsrott, political activist and head of the research and transparency portal »FragDenStaat«, three questions on the occasion of his recently published book »Machtübernahme: Was passiert, wenn Rechtsextremisten regieren?« (»Seizure of Power: What Happens When Far-Right Extremists Rule?«).

At the award ceremony of the German Teachers' Prize 2024, granted by the Schöpflin Foundation, outstanding teachers, school leaders, and teaching projects from seven federal states were honored.

The results of the participatory program within the framework of the International Weeks Against Racism are showcased in an exhibition at the FABRIC site in Lörrach.

Today, an online engagement on fair taxes and finance begins, organized by Mehr Demokratie e.V., Bund der Steuerzahler and Netzwerk Steuergerechtigkeit – granted by the Schöpflin Foundation and the Robert Bosch Foundation.

The app »freii« from Villa Schöpflin is designed to help children and adolescents use digital media more mindfully. Ahead of its nationwide launch, a scientific study is now being launched to evaluate the effects of this prevention initiative on the defined target groups.

In a call to action by the Re:Form initiative, over 200 representatives from politics, administration, business, and civil society are urging the future federal government to implement targeted state and administrative reforms. Our Foundation’s President, Tim Göbel, has also joined this initiative.