Who we areFostering Dialogue – Strengthening European Democracy. DialoguePerspectives e.V. is a Berlin-based independent European platform for strengthening plurality and democracy in Europe through educational and civil society programmes. DialoguePerspectives develops impact-oriented civil society programmes to promote resilience in European society. Its work focuses on interreligious-worldview dialogue, combatting antisemitism in Europe, developing and establishing a pluralistic European culture of remembrance, and communicating Jewish life in Germany through nationwide educational programmes.
The European network of DialoguePerspectives e.V. includes over 500 young European leaders and more than 700 partners from European civil society. Its work focuses on the intersection of science, culture, politics and socio-political practice.
DialoguePerspectives e.V. aims the following strategic and programmatic goals:
DialoguePerspectives e.V. is committed to strengthening the foundations of a resilient, pluralistic democracy in Europe. DialoguePerspectives e.V. specialises in establishing interdisciplinary, results-oriented European platforms for civil society and implementing innovative programmes:
The European Practitioners Network Against Antisemitism (EPNA) serves as a platform aiming to unite institutions and individuals actively engaged in the fight against antisemitism in Europe. Its core mission is to foster bilateral and multilateral collaboration, share expertise, and implement effective strategies to counteract antisemitism in Europe.
Future 500 brings together Europe’s most promising talents from politics, business, academia, and civil society. Future 500 develops concrete socio-political initiatives through international interreligious-worldview and intercultural dialogue, implementing these within European civil society.
The Coalition for Pluralistic Public Discourse (CPPD) is a collaborative network and productive platform of around 90 artists, academics, journalists and activists working on and researching pluralistic cultures of remembrance through a broad range of approaches. The goal of the network is to create artistic, civil society, and educational policy concepts for pluralistic remembrance.
Dagesh – Jewish Art in Context enhances the visibility of diverse forms of artistic expression by Jews. As a platform and network, Dagesh has been exploring a contemporary, self-confident, and forward-looking Jewish self-image since its inception.
The Policy Papers published by DialoguePerspectives e.V. are aimed at policymakers in the European political field and outline concrete ways to strengthen European societies in the interests of a resilient European community.
is a university professor of Jewish Studies / Religious Studies at the University of Würzburg. He is involved in numerous interreligious discussion formats, including Dialogue Perspectives.
is the co-founder and curator of the Munich Art Festival ausARTen – changing perspectives through art. In 2019, she took over as Head of Islam at the Zurich Institute for Interreligious Dialogue and advises municipal institutions in Zurich (Switzerland) in these fields.
is a literary mediator and curator, and actively engaged in cultural politics in Berlin. Alexander Graeff is a co-founder of PEN Berlin.
Prof. Dr. Frederek Musall (Vorsitzender)
Hannan Salamat
Dr. Alexander Graeff
Johanna Korneli
Jo Frank
Maria Sand
Veronika Grosse
Kira Wisniewski
Nihal Çalışır
Johannes Vogel
Yana Lamberska
Paulina Schmid
Alisa Gadas
Zsófia Bihari (on parental leave)
Caroline Riggert (on parental leave)
Maxi Kiesewetter
Claudia Plönzke
Hannah Blumas
Viridiana Cortes Coria
Francisco Schellert
Dr. Max Czollek
Florian Eisenheuer
Amina Ahmed
