Campus Initiatives
School of Survival
Georg Diez
Lead, Concept, Curation – School of Survival
Autor, Fellow Max Planck Gesellschaft, ProjectTogether
A School for People for the 21 Century
The School of Survival is a place where knowledge for the future is taught – a community college for the 21st century. It empowers people to engage in solutions addressing the most urgent problems of our time: What does life look like in the age of climate change? How can we remain human in the digital revolution? What does freedom mean in these times of democratic crisis? Everyone who wants to shape their life and society beyond the crises is welcome.
Together with initial partners like TU Berlin, the Institute for Art in Context (University of the Arts), and the Max Planck Society, the School of Survival makes learning a fundamental element of democracy. It counters today’s pessimism with pragmatic optimism. The future is a promise—if we seize it.
The School of Survival counters today’s pessimism with pragmatic optimism.
Georg Diez writes here about life in the 21st century, here.
The School of Survival counters today’s prevailing pessimism with pragmatic optimism.
Themes & Participants
Commoning
Stefan Gruber – Gilly Karjevsky – Melissa Harrison
Planetocracy: Teufelsberg as Situated Infrastructure
Clemens Finkelstein
Speculative Finance
Aris Komporozos-Athanasiou – Till Wittwer
The Planetary Garden
Daniel Urey – Maria Heinrich
Radical Conviviality: Cooking As An Interspecies Collaboration
Katinka Versendaal – Markus Shimizu – Tiff Mak (Juli)
The Figural Glitch
Andrea Leiter – Juliane Fischer – Beth McCarthy
Entrepreneurial Career & Life Design
Karina Cagarmann – Bettina Maisch – Jan Stassen
Solidarity, Social Cohesion & Civic Entrepreneurship
Jörg Richert – André Nouruzi-Pur – Roxana Sillmen
Gäste
Robert Good – Ilka Seifert – Michael Wilmes – Timothée Ingen-Housz – Melanie Whittaker
Facilitator
Teufelsberg Team
Joachim Meier – Stefanie Reichelt – Nico Brodersen – Georg Diez – Max Senges
Photo Credit: Hendrik Wolter, IGTB