Dialogue & Education

PRIF combines basic research with an active dialog with society. The transfer of our re­search results to politics, the media and different social groups is a central task for us. 

Science communication is therefore an essential part of our research work. We communicate re­search results in various formats of policy advice and civics education. At the same time, we take up impulses from society so that researchers can integrate them into their work.

A delegate asks a question at the podium of the Global House of Young Voices in St. Paul's Church

We use a variety of instruments for science communication: traditional print pub­lications, blogs, podcasts, videos, participation in parliamentary and ministerial hearings, lectures and panel dis­cussions.

We also have a presence in political Berlin and, in addition to our head­quarters in Frankfurt am Main, have an office in the House of the Leibniz Association. We in­form and advise members of parliament, parliaments, ministries and authorities at state and federal level.

Team Science Communication

Head

Stefan Kroll

Stefan Kroll

Trainee

[Translate to Englisch:]

Helen Breunig

Press and Public Relations

Sam Forsythe

Ursula Grünenwald

Ursula Grünenwald

Karin Hammer

Karin Hammer

Elisabeth Waczek

Knowledge Transfer

Yvonne Blum

Yvonne Blum

Laura Friedrich

Laura Friedrich

Berlin Office

Sarah Brockmeier

Sarah Brockmeier-Large

Knowledge Transfer in Projects

Shaimaa Abdellah

Shaimaa Abdellah

Henriette Franken

Henriette Franken

[Translate to Englisch:]

Adele Knof

Rebecca Frei

Rebecca Lindenstruth-Frei

Ute Seitz

Ute Seitz

Sina Tultschinetski

Sina Tultschinetski

Library

Andreas Heinemann

Andreas Heinemann

Associated Researchers

[Translate to Englisch:] Philip Wallmeier

Philip Wallmeier

Student Assistants

  • Solveig Albrecht
  • Anna Boeckh
  • Lena Kollmuß
  • Sören Lembke
  • Elias Ott
  • Nadja Saied
  • Sofia Schnitzler-Martinez
  • Peter Schwarz
  • Severin Weitz

News

PRIF Bids Farewell to Longtime Partner Thomas Wagner
Exchange with a Delegation from Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
How is conflict defined? What is peace, and how can it be sustained over the long term? A tenth-grade class from the Graf-Stauffenberg-Gymnasium in Flörsheim explored these and other questions during their visit to the PRIF.
Albert Osswald Foundation Honors Armenian Prime Minister
Stefan Kroll in Conversation with the Army Technical School from Aachen
Ursula Grünenwald on the jury for the HfG Annual Show Prize for Awareness and Empowerment