We provide international research grants for authors, filmmakers and photographers who address current social issues and seek to examine different cultures and societies through their work. More informations:
If you are working on a new project and would like to go on a research trip, we look forward to receiving your application! Applications are accepted between September 1st and October 31th via the online application portal of the Robert Bosch Stiftung:
Funding is available for German-language publications in countries in Africa, Asia and Europe. In addition, authors, filmmakers and photographers from China, India, Indonesia, Japan and Vietnam can apply for funding for research projects in Germany. It is possible to apply for funding for those countries listed on the map.
The aim of the program is to support the creation of publications that refute commonly held stereotypes, inspire dialog and promote mutual understanding.
We welcome applications from authors, filmmakers and photographers who intend to gather information first hand, visit authentic sites and dare to forge their own, new perspective. The intended publication may range from literary and essayistic prose works, poetry, photo-text volumes, children’s and young adults’ literature, scripts for documentary and feature films, to radio programs and multimedia productions.
Filmprojekte:Susanne Binninger, Madeleine Dallmeyer, Philipp Fröhlich, Jörg Haaßengier, Salomé Jashi, Max Kerkhoff, Therese Koppe, Gerd Kroske, Andrianus Merdhi, Arjunraj N., Chinh Van Tran, Dorothee Wenner
Buchprojekte: Lala Bohang, Urmilla Deshpande, Rahman Abbas Dhamaskar, Katharina Doebler, Dmitrij Gawrisch, Olga Grjasnowa, Finn-Ole Heinrich, Uwe Kolbe, Vitali Konstantinov, Jan Snela
Hörfunkprojekte: Boris Baltschun, Johannes Kirsten, Markus Schmidt
Fotoprojekte:Nora Bibel, Wei Chang, Vu Hoang Giang Pham
Wir gratulieren!!
Robert Prosser schildert intensiv ein fast vergessenes Kapitel der jüngeren Geschichte: Der Jugoslawienkrieg, der die letzte große innereuropäische Flüchtlingswelle in den 1990ern auslöste, dessen drastische Verbrechen bis heute nicht aufgearbeitet sind und weit in die Generation der Kinder der Geflüchteten nachwirken.
„Das Feature ist geprägt von Leidenschaft und widerspiegelt viel Deutsches und Polnisches.“
Crossing Borders is a program of the Robert Bosch Stiftung, which is carried out in cooperation with the Literarisches Colloquium Berlin. The contact persons at the Literarisches Colloquium Berlin will gladly answer your questions about the program and the application process.
Advice Research Funding
Inga Niemann
Literarisches Colloquium Berlin
Am Sandwerder 5
14109 Berlin
Germany
Advice Research Funding
Juliane Schallau
Literarisches Colloquium Berlin
Am Sandwerder 5
14109 Berlin
Germany
