Helen Gunn and Cynthia Shin from Indiana University reflect on some of the work they undertook to bring people together during times difficult for community-making. Read more about their story here.

Ervin Malakaj introduces a collection of contributions reflecting about the labor of solidarity work, the building of infrastructures for collectivity, and the impasses as well as the urgency associat...

The DDGC collective is hosting an ongoing reading group featuring texts that help us think with artists and academics with vital insights about Palestine. The next installment of the group will featur...

Braden Russell provides an analysis of the discourses on anti-antisemitism in Canada, the USA, and Germany.

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Join the reading group accompanying the 2025 DDGC Conference dedicated to the theme of solidarity and interdependence in German studies and beyond.

An anti-fascist, anti-capitalist academic collective committed to challenging structures of oppression and advancing critical scholarship and teaching on sex, gender, sexuality, and identity within Ge...

A cooperative dedicated to the analysis of how food is embedded in global, capitalist networks of power and circulation, emerging from histories of the settler colonial state and ongoing occupation of...

An anti-fascist, anti-capitalist academic collective committed to challenging structures of oppression and advancing critical scholarship and teaching on sex, gender, sexuality, and identity within Ge...

Examines how contemporary German and Polish novels reimagine borderlands as cosmopolitan spaces by engaging in border poetics, a narrative practice that rela...

Join our next DDGC reading group featuring Ibtisam Azem’s The Book of Disappearance (transl. Sinan Antoon, Syracuse University Press, 2019).

We invite contributions for the 2025 DDGC Conference on the theme of "Interdependence and Solidarity Formations in German Studies and the Arts." April 10-12, 2025.

The DDGC collective is hosting an ongoing reading group featuring texts that help us think with artists and academics about Palestine and related topics.

What sorts of things can you ask for from the DDGC Mutual Aid Network? Find out in this post.

Part of an ongoing reading group featuring texts that help us think with artists and academics with vital insights about Palestine.

The DDGC Research Co-Ops offer new forms for relational German Studies.

A technology for collective approaches to German studies in the twenty-first century.

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Abstract. Pursued by authorities throughout the 1930s, Heinrich Habitz left behind a significant paper trail of official documentation, arrest warrants and impr

Join us for a workshop with Mimi Khuc and with presentations to build community around care.