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“Proof that history can be changed”
28.Aug.2017 - 16:41
Irina Scherbakova was born in 1949. She is a civil rights activist, historian, and German scholar. In 1988, she was one of the founding members of…
Emily Nasrallah: The “peasant woman” who wrote about her land and won the heart of the world
25.Aug.2017 - 14:58
“I am a peasant woman, the daughter of villagers” says the writer Emily Nasrallah about herself. This modesty and connection to the…
"It became my mission to locate women's voices"
24.Aug.2017 - 12:51
Axel Harneit-Sievers: Urvashi, my heartfelt congratulations on receiving the Goethe Medal! You have long-standing connections to Germany, not least…
Current panorama in Mexico: Challenges and problems for LGBTI population
22.Aug.2017 - 18:07
To speak of sexual diversity, we must reflect upon the legitimacy of the dominant forms of performance and representation of sex and gender, as…
Hostile takeover: How Orbán is subjugating the media in Hungary
22.Aug.2017 - 12:52
The narratives provided by at least one hundred Hungarian news outlets are now under the complete political control of Minister of the Prime…
Photo Gallery AfriqUPrising
10.Aug.2017 - 21:55
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Food discrimination against women in Afghanistan
07.Aug.2017 - 08:17
Poverty is one of the major issues Afghanistan is struggling with. More than one third of the Afghan population lives below the national poverty…
A work in progress: the transition to renewable energy – conference report
03.Aug.2017 - 14:41
The transition to renewable energy has moved well beyond a project of the “Green lunatic fringe”, as Ralf Fücks noted in his…
Syria’s Disappeared
02.Aug.2017 - 14:10
Bente Scheller, Director of our Office in Beirut, gave a speach in occasion of the german premiere of the documentary "Syria’s Disappeared…
The Future of Forced Migrants in ASEAN
02.Aug.2017 - 09:17
This article is part of our dossier 50 years of ASEAN – Still waiting for social and ecological justice. The Association of Southeast Asian…

Heinrich Böll Stiftung across the world

The Heinrich Böll Foundation is working together with more than 100 partner projects in 60 countries and maintains offices in 30 countries. Approximately half of the fundings goes to projects worldwide.

Offices of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Asia

The Heinrich Böll Foundation has offices in Bangkok (Thailand), Phnom Penh (Cambodia), Yangon (Myanmar), Islamabad (Pakistan), Kabul (Afghanistan), New Delhi (India) und Beijing (China).

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Offices of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Africa

The Heinrich Böll Foundation has offices in Southern Africa (Cape Town, South Africa), in the region East and Horn of Africa (Nairobi, Kenya), in Nigeria (Abuja) and in the region of Northern Africa (Tunis).

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Offices of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Latin America

The Heinrich Böll Foundation has offices in the region Central America/Mexico/Cuba (Mexico City and San Salvador), in Brazil (Rio de Janeiro) and in Cono Sur (Santiago de Chile).

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Offices of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Europe

In Europe the Heinrich Böll Foundation has its headquarters in Berlin and maintains offices in Brussels (Belgium), Warsaw (Poland), Prague (Czech Republic), Istanbul (Turkey), Tbilisi (Georgia), Moscow (Russia), Kiev (Ukraine), Belgrade (Serbia), Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Zagreb (Croatia) and Thessaloniki (Greece).

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Office of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in North America

The Heinrich Böll Foundation maintains an office in Washington D. C.

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Offices of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Middle East

The Heinrich Böll Foundation has offices in Tunis (Tunisia), Tel Aviv (Israel), Ramallah (Palestine), Beirut (Lebanon), and in Rabat (Morocco).

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