How can nonprofit projects be implemented when there are no legal or organizational structures in place? In this online event, WE AID will introduce the concept of fiscal hosting. You’ll learn how initiatives and organizations can manage donations, apply for grants, and implement projects. There will also be time for questions and discussion.
Continuing Education
Not sure what's right for you yet? Let us help you decide.Date
Title
Location
Description
Sep 08 19:15
In this course, you will deepen your knowledge of Arabic at the A2 level. You will practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing through exercises based on everyday situations. You will become familiar with Modern Standard Arabic and the Syrian dialect. The course is designed for volunteers with prior knowledge of the language.
Sep 14 17:06
In an interactive simulation, you’ll experience the first few hours of a ransomware attack on a fictional company. Playing various roles, you’ll make decisions under time pressure and respond to new developments. In the process, you’ll practice crisis management, communication, and collaboration. No prior technical knowledge is required.
Sep 30
This training series covers the fundamentals of anti-discrimination work, diversity-oriented inclusion, and organizational development that challenges discrimination. Across three modules, you’ll engage in hands-on learning and reflect on your own perspectives. The training concludes with a certificate.
Sep 30 09:30
In this training program, you’ll develop strategies to better understand your members and volunteers and engage with them in a more targeted way. Using the Member Navigator, you’ll analyze your organization, develop personas, and examine different levels of engagement. From there, you’ll identify specific next steps for your member communication and efforts to foster engagement.
Sep 30 09:30
In this training program, you’ll develop strategies to better understand your members and volunteers and engage with them in a more targeted way. Using the Member Navigator, you’ll analyze your organization, develop personas, and examine different levels of engagement. From there, you’ll identify specific next steps for your member communication and efforts to foster engagement.
Oct 07 09:00
In the digital methods training, you’ll learn about tools you can use to support people on their journey toward getting involved. You’ll try out methods from the Changemaker Academy and learn how to apply them yourself. Topics include personal strengths, values, and resources, as well as suitable paths to getting involved.
Oct 07 12:15
Conflicts and rule violations can strain cooperation within a club. In this webinar, you’ll learn about the legal options available to clubs in such situations. Topics covered include violations of the bylaws, the removal of board members, and the restriction of powers.
Oct 08 17:00
How can you plan and host events in a more environmentally friendly way? In this online workshop, you’ll learn practical steps to prevent waste, conserve resources, and minimize disruption to the neighborhood. You’re welcome to share your own questions and experiences during the workshop.
Oct 12 09:00
You’ll gain an overview of digital accessibility and the associated legal obligations. This training session highlights the benefits of accessible digital services for organizations and users. Following an introduction, there will be time for participants to ask specific questions.
Oct 12 09:30
In this workshop, you'll learn about the 5 Whys method, which is used to systematically trace recurring problems back to their root causes. A demonstration will show how the method is applied using an example from the nonprofit sector. Afterward, you'll try out the method in small groups and receive feedback. No prior knowledge is required.
Oct 12 10:00
How can you win over stakeholders even without direct decision-making authority? This training course provides practical strategies for dealing with conflicting interests and complex organizational structures. You’ll also learn how AI tools can support strategic communication.
Oct 12 10:00
How can names and logos be protected as trademarks? In this training course, you’ll learn why trademark protection is important and what types of content can be protected. Using an example, you’ll also learn how the process of registering a German trademark works. Afterward, you’ll have the opportunity to ask your own questions.
Oct 12 11:00
This workshop shows how nonprofit organizations can identify risks related to money laundering and terrorist financing. Using real-world examples, you’ll learn about possible forms of abuse. You’ll receive specific recommendations on how to better protect your organization. A Q&A session will provide an opportunity to ask questions.
Oct 12 12:30
How can you make your writing clear, engaging, and easy to read? In this training course, you’ll learn basic writing techniques to improve your writing. You’ll discover how to draw readers into your text, maintain the flow of the text, and refine your style. The session combines theoretical content with short exercises.
Oct 12 15:00
Clear processes can help nonprofit organizations use their time and resources more effectively. This training course uses practical examples to show how structured processes help preserve knowledge and make onboarding easier. You’ll receive suggestions for simple processes that can be applied directly in your day-to-day work.
Oct 12 16:00
How do you build professional connections that go beyond casual small talk? In this presentation, you’ll learn how to make the most of events to meet new people and how to start conversations more easily in everyday life. You’ll also discover how organizations can develop their own formats for networking and exchange.
Oct 12 17:00
How does the menstrual cycle affect everyday work life? In this workshop, you’ll discuss menstrual health and individual needs in the workplace. A brief personal account will kick things off, followed by a moderated discussion. Topics will include endometriosis, menopause, and solidarity in the workplace.
Oct 13 09:00
How can you provide feedback in a way that supports employees and helps them grow? In this training course, you’ll learn the basics, types, and rules of feedback. You’ll also explore feedback in various teams and how to build a culture of feedback. Lectures, exercises, and discussions combine theory with practical application.
Oct 13 12:00
How can goals be structured in organizations using OKRs? This training course provides an introduction to Objectives and Key Results and highlights what matters most when implementing them. You’ll learn about common pitfalls during implementation and have the opportunity to clarify any questions through group discussion.
Oct 13 13:00
In this webinar, you'll learn the basics of Instagram and video production using a smartphone. You’ll learn how to record and edit videos and incorporate storytelling into them. You’ll also get tips on how clubs and nonprofit organizations can build their Instagram presence using simple tools.
Oct 13 14:00
How can organizations strategically embed diversity, equity, and inclusion? This training program illustrates the role that DEI can play in an organization’s success. You’ll learn how to implement DEI initiatives through strategic planning and professional program management. Group discussions complement the instruction.
Oct 13 15:00
How can value-based topics be communicated in a way that makes them relevant even beyond one’s own target audience? This training course shows how NGOs can strategically communicate feminism and inclusion. You’ll learn about framing approaches and apply them to specific real-world topics through group discussion.
Oct 13 16:00
How can businesses and civil society work together successfully? This continuing education program provides an introduction to strategic corporate engagement and combines perspectives from academia and practice. You’ll learn about various forms of cooperation and approaches, and discover how to avoid misunderstandings in partnerships.
Oct 13 17:00
You'll learn about the Franco-German Citizens' Fund and its funding opportunities. The webinar will give you an overview of the funding categories and the application process. Through examples, you'll discover what matters most when developing Franco-German projects.
Oct 13 17:00
How do you design a recruitment process, from the initial outreach to the interview? This training session covers job postings, employer branding, and the candidate journey. You’ll also learn how to conduct structured interviews and select the right candidates. Practical tips and a follow-up Q&A round out the presentation.
Oct 14 09:00
How can an organization retain important knowledge when people come and go? In this webinar, you’ll learn about three simple tools that can be used to capture and share knowledge. No IT budget or prior knowledge is required. This webinar is especially geared toward association and project leaders.
Oct 14 10:00
How can content become visible in AI-based search systems? This presentation covers the basics of Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and explains how it differs from traditional search engine optimization. You’ll learn the first steps you can take to optimize your content for AI searches, even on a limited budget.
Oct 14 10:30
Digital violence is increasingly taking place on social media and through AI applications. This training program presents strategies for preventing such situations and providing initial support. A lecture covers the basics and engages participants through interactive elements. The program is designed for people with no prior knowledge.
Oct 14 12:00
How can you plan an event using AI? In this interactive workshop, you’ll work in a group to develop your own event plan. Among other things, you’ll create a schedule, assign tasks, draft an invitation, and create a checklist, as well as prompts that you can reuse later.
Oct 14 12:15
How can clubs finance their events, and what rules apply? This webinar explains the differences between donations, sponsorship, and commercial activities. It also covers the legal and tax requirements for raffles and sales events.
Oct 14 14:00
In this online course, you'll learn how to use Copilot to work more productively and creatively. You'll gain access to methods and tools that you can apply directly in your day-to-day work. No additional licenses are required. The session includes interactive elements that allow you to participate.
Oct 14 15:00
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll reflect on your career path so far and identify gaps and new opportunities. You’ll develop a clear narrative about your skills and learn how to communicate your expertise. You’ll use AI as a thinking partner to plan possible next steps. Exercises, discussions, and live demonstrations will support practical application.
Oct 14 16:00
In this interactive workshop, you’ll learn how to use AI as a thinking partner for decision-making in your day-to-day work. You’ll try out prompt techniques to structure your thoughts and identify blind spots. Short presentations will alternate with hands-on exercises based on your own work tasks.
Oct 15 09:00
How can internal communication support change processes? This training program covers the fundamentals of strategy and appropriate communication formats. You’ll also learn how to use AI tools effectively. The course is designed for people looking to get started with this topic.
Oct 15 10:00
How can neurodivergent people and families with neurodivergent children find support in Berlin? This event provides information in Portuguese about resources and support services. You’ll learn how to navigate Berlin’s support system and what kinds of support are available. The event also offers a space for discussion and networking.
Oct 15 10:30
How can you use AI to adapt content for different communication channels? In this workshop, you’ll develop an editorial and media plan and tailor content to different target audiences. You’ll also explore tone, fundraising appeals, and the verification of facts, images, and language.
Oct 15 10:30
How can NGOs make effective use of artificial intelligence? This seminar explores potential applications ranging from fundraising to project planning. You’ll gain an introduction to AI technologies for the nonprofit sector and learn about practical use cases. This seminar is designed for participants with no prior knowledge.
Oct 15 11:26
This free series of workshops supports young women with questions about education, careers, and everyday life in Germany. Topics include vocational training, internships, job applications, and language skills. The workshops also cover issues such as residence permits, childcare, and career guidance. The workshops will take place on three Saturdays at the Afrika Haus in Berlin.
Oct 15 12:00
What happens when the conditions of a project suddenly change dramatically? This training course teaches key principles of risk management using a large-scale international project as an example. You’ll learn how to classify risks as a project progresses and how to account for changes. The course focuses on a specific case study drawn from real-world experience.
Oct 15 13:30
This continuing education course provides an introduction to the effective use of artificial intelligence. You’ll learn about potential applications for AI in the day-to-day work of nonprofit organizations and explore its limitations and risks. You’ll also learn how to critically evaluate AI results. This course is designed for individuals without in-depth prior knowledge.
Oct 15 15:30
How can complex topics be presented in a way that is both understandable and engaging for social media? This training course covers the fundamentals and methods of campaigning and storytelling in NGOs. After an introductory session, you’ll work with case studies and apply what you’ve learned to your own organization’s communications.
Oct 15 17:00
In this online workshop, you’ll learn how AI can help you find suitable grant programs and write grant proposals. Using concrete examples, you’ll practice structuring and formulating sections of grant proposals. You’ll also learn how to review AI-generated text and adapt it to specific calls for proposals and projects.
Oct 15 17:00
You will learn about various approaches to project management and compare traditional, hybrid, and agile methods. Their respective advantages and disadvantages will be examined using examples. An overview of project controlling rounds out the training. The course is designed for beginners.
Oct 16 09:30
How can organizations establish partnerships with companies that benefit both parties and society? This training course shows you how to develop, evaluate, and shape long-term corporate partnerships. Examples provide insight into how to put these concepts into practice. You can bring your own questions to the discussion.
Oct 16 10:00
How do negative experiences with organizations arise, and what can we learn from them? This training course provides an introduction to Customer Experience Management (CXM). You’ll learn about key terms, current trends, and common causes of negative experiences. Together, we’ll also explore approaches to improvement.
Oct 16 11:00
In this workshop, you’ll create a digital animal diary with its own donation page for animal shelters or foster homes. You’ll create a pet profile with regular posts and donation options. Along the way, you’ll learn how to automatically generate and maintain recurring content. By the end, you’ll have a ready-to-use page with a stated charitable purpose and a call to action.
Oct 16 12:30
This training program focuses on incorporating diversity more fully into efforts to promote civic engagement. You’ll explore why a more diverse approach can be important for your own work. Short presentations alternate with group work sessions. The program is designed as an introductory course.
Oct 16 14:00
How can organizations dedicated to the public good advocate for their interests with policymakers? This continuing education course covers the fundamentals of political advocacy and explores various strategies and tools. Topics include political decision-making processes, identifying appropriate contacts, and formats such as position papers and expert discussions. The course is designed for individuals with no prior knowledge.
Oct 16 15:00
In this one-on-one coaching session, you’ll learn about Amazon’s “working backward” method. You’ll start with the desired outcome and work backward to develop the necessary steps. Along the way, you’ll learn about the PR/FAQ structure and practice formulating ideas from the target audience’s perspective. This training is designed for people with no prior experience.
Oct 16 15:00
In this training course, you'll learn about specific ways to use M365 Copilot in your day-to-day HR work. Using various Microsoft applications, you'll discover how Copilot can be applied in practice. Interactive surveys and a discussion of experiences will round out the presentation.
Oct 17 11:00
In this online training, you’ll learn about various HIV testing strategies and prevention services. You’ll find out how to offer HIV testing in your community and what challenges may arise in the process. Topics include discrimination, stigmatization, and dealing with taboos. A group discussion rounds out the training.
Oct 18 14:00
In two presentations in Vietnamese, you’ll learn how to improve your physical and mental health. You’ll discover the role that exercise, nutrition, and social connections play in managing depression. You’ll also get an overview of counseling and support services for older adults in Berlin. Afterward, there will be time for questions and discussion.
Oct 22 16:00
In this workshop, Romani and Sinti girls between the ages of 7 and 12 design their own T-shirts and cloth bags. They come up with empowering messages and apply them to the fabrics. The workshop provides a safe space where the focus is on creating together and having fun.
Oct 22 18:00
In this workshop, you’ll learn the basics of tax and financial management for initiatives and nonprofit organizations. You’ll learn how to document income and expenses and organize your finances clearly. The workshop will also cover nonprofit status and dealing with the tax office. Using practical examples, you’ll be able to clarify questions related to your association or project work.
Oct 30 10:00
How can you recognize discrimination in volunteer work and respond appropriately? In this workshop, you’ll learn the basics of diversity, discrimination, and anti-discrimination laws. Using practical examples, you’ll practice dealing with conflicts, setting boundaries, and promoting an inclusive environment in clubs and organizations.
Nov 02 13:00
How does classism affect access to education, work, and social participation? In this workshop, you’ll learn how social inequalities arise and become entrenched. Together with other participants, you’ll examine social class relations and develop strategies to counteract classist structures in your own actions.
Nov 03 15:00
How can activities be tailored to people with dementia? In this training session, you’ll discover creative ideas for adding variety to their daily lives. You’ll learn how to tailor activities to individual needs and create opportunities for self-expression. You’ll also receive suggestions for sharing new experiences together.
Nov 03 17:00
Depending on the type, location, and scope of public events, different permits may be required. This webinar explains when events must be reported or approved. You’ll learn what information is required and which procedures apply. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions during the discussion.
Nov 04 09:00
The Microsoft Nonprofit Roadshow demonstrates how nonprofit organizations can use digital technologies in their work. The focus is on AI, fundraising, IT security, and digital collaboration. Real-world examples from nonprofit organizations illustrate specific applications. In addition, information is provided on technology donations, grants, and digital services.
Nov 04 09:00
Even successful projects can cause financial difficulties for nonprofit organizations. In this webinar, you’ll learn about common mistakes in cost estimation and financing. You’ll discover what to look out for when preparing grant applications and budgets, and how to plan projects to ensure they’re financially viable. Afterward, you’ll have the opportunity to ask your own questions.
Nov 04 12:15
This webinar explains which provisions of the Building Modernization Act are relevant to associations and nonprofit organizations. You’ll learn what to consider when replacing a heating system and how this can affect building investments and energy costs. You can ask questions via text chat during the webinar.
Nov 05 16:00
In this workshop, you'll learn how to design flipcharts that are clear and easy to understand. You'll practice simple drawing and visualization techniques that will help you present content and processes in an understandable way. You can then use the visualizations you create in seminars, consulting sessions, or project meetings.
Nov 05 17:00
Learn how to help children learn to read using practical exercises and a play box. Free course in Berlin-Reinickendorf.
Nov 05 18:00
How can organizations raise funds and strengthen their financial footing? This workshop introduces various fundraising options—from fundraising campaigns and charity events to digital donation forms and crowdfunding. You’ll learn how to reach different target audiences, nurture relationships with donors, and combine traditional and digital strategies.
Nov 06 10:00
How do notions of masculinity influence the behavior of boys and young men? This workshop explores how societal expectations can contribute to violence and make it more difficult to process one’s own experiences with violence. Participants will examine gender roles, sexual violence, and ways to prevent it.
Nov 06 17:30
What role do women play in right-wing populism? This online course examines the relationship between feminism and right-wing populist positions. Using the examples of well-known female politicians from Germany, France, and Italy, the course illustrates how women shape right-wing populist movements. The course provides insight into political developments and gender roles.
Nov 10 09:00
How can you measure the impact of your projects and present the results in a clear and understandable way? In this webinar, you’ll learn how to set impact goals and develop appropriate indicators. You’ll discover how to measure changes and evaluate results. This will enable you to plan, manage, and evaluate your projects more effectively.
Nov 10 14:30
How can you communicate with people when words aren't enough? In this training course, you'll learn to better recognize emotions through facial expressions and body language. You'll discover how to build relationships without words and how to deal with strong emotions. The course is based on the "Communication Without Words" (KoW®) method.
Nov 10 17:00
How do you ensure safety at a club event? This webinar explains the legal requirements regarding barriers, escape routes, pyrotechnics, and other safety regulations. You’ll learn what to keep in mind during planning and execution, and you’ll have the opportunity to ask your own questions.
Nov 10 17:30
This course builds on your knowledge of Turkish at the A2.1 level. You’ll practice conversations about family, vacations, the past, and everyday life, as well as key grammar points. Dialogues, role-plays, and practical exercises will help you use the language with confidence.
Nov 11 12:00
How can AI tools be used in volunteer work in a legally compliant manner? In this online training course, you’ll learn the key fundamentals of data protection and copyright law when using AI. Through concrete examples, you’ll discover what data you should avoid entering and which rules are helpful in your day-to-day work.
Nov 11 12:00
This workshop addresses fundamental questions regarding data protection when using artificial intelligence in volunteer work. You’ll gain an overview of the legal framework and typical requirements for working with digital tools. The focus is on practical guidance for organizations and initiatives. This workshop is designed for volunteers with no prior knowledge.
Nov 11 16:00
How can you compensate people for their work in the nonprofit while complying with nonprofit regulations? This training session explains various options, ranging from a flat-rate volunteer allowance to a mini-job. You’ll also learn what’s important when it comes to board member compensation, insurance, and social security contributions. You’re welcome to bring your own questions to the training session.
Nov 11 17:30
What benefits does long-term care insurance offer, and how can you apply for them? In this course, you’ll learn about the different levels of care and how the Medical Service assesses care needs. You’ll learn what benefits are available depending on the care level and what support people in need of care and family caregivers can receive.
Nov 11 20:00
How do student-run businesses work, and what role can school support associations play in them? In this online ideas workshop, you’ll learn about the concept of student-run businesses and discover what kinds of support are available. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions and share experiences and ideas with others.
Nov 12
"Aktion Zukunft" is a multi-day seminar in Berlin for young people who want to get involved in their communities. The seminar focuses on project development, project management, and bringing their own ideas to life. Participants work on their own projects, expand their knowledge, and build connections within a network of engaged individuals.
Nov 12 09:00
How can you find volunteers and effectively involve them? Module 1 covers the basics of working with volunteers. You’ll explore suitable areas of service and learn about different ways to find and recruit volunteers.
Nov 12 09:00
What does an impact-oriented approach mean for nonprofit projects? This webinar offers an introduction to the topic and explores how organizations can assess the impact of their work. You’ll learn about key concepts and gain an initial understanding of how to apply them to your project work.
Nov 12 15:00
How can you design projects in a way that incorporates different perspectives and breaks down barriers? In this digital exchange, you’ll reflect on diversity in community engagement. Short presentations, practical methods, and moderated discussions will help you explore approaches to inclusive project work.
Nov 12 15:00
You’ll engage in a digital exchange on diversity in volunteer work. The three sessions will focus on recruitment, strategy, and projects. You’ll work with brief presentations and moderated discussions. The goal is to develop a practical approach to diversity in volunteer work.
Nov 12 15:00
How can nonprofit organizations drive change while staying true to their values? This webinar presents research findings on structural change and social justice. Using U.S. community foundations as an example, you’ll learn how organizations can combat racism within their own structures. You’ll receive practical suggestions for your own organizational development.
Nov 12 18:00
How can you use AI tools to design graphics and presentations? In this online seminar, you’ll learn about applications like Canva and their AI-powered features. You’ll learn how to create creative content and what to keep in mind when using artificial intelligence. The EU AI Act will also be discussed.
Nov 13 10:00
How can people from different generations be recruited as volunteers and retained over the long term? This workshop explores the expectations that different age groups have regarding volunteer work. You’ll learn about methods that promote effective collaboration and mutual respect. This workshop is intended for people who coordinate volunteer efforts in Treptow-Köpenick.
Nov 13 16:00
How can you help children learn math? In this course, you’ll learn about the methods and materials used in the Math Support Kits. Through hands-on exercises, you’ll discover how to teach children ages 7 to 9 addition and subtraction within the number range up to 20. No prior knowledge is required.
Nov 13 16:00
In this free training program, you’ll learn how to carry out projects in your sports club and take on responsibility. You’ll explore club organization, communication, finances, and legal basics. Hands-on exercises will help you contribute your own ideas and help shape the club’s activities.
Nov 13 17:30
Right-wing populist parties and movements have gained influence in many European countries. In this online seminar, you will learn how their political role has changed and why they are gaining increasing support. Using various European countries as examples, we will examine how right-wing populist forces move from the opposition to positions of government responsibility.
Nov 14 10:00
How does anti-Black racism manifest itself in youth work? This workshop explores the experiences of young Black people and Black professionals. You’ll examine structural disadvantages in schools, youth welfare offices, and other institutions. Together, we’ll scrutinize existing structures and reflect on our own perspectives.
Nov 16 10:00
This workshop explores the history of ADEFRA and Black queer-feminist activism in Germany. You’ll examine themes of memory, resistance, and community organizing. Body-oriented exercises will help you connect your experiences and knowledge.
Nov 16 18:00
What tax law basics do you need to know as a member of the board of a daycare or school support association? In this online seminar, you’ll get an overview of important tax regulations for association work. You’ll learn what knowledge you need to perform your duties on the board. The seminar is part of a series on the basics of association work.
Nov 17 09:00
How can educators discuss Israel and Palestine while taking different experiences into account? This workshop addresses antisemitism, racism, and historical responsibility in educational work. Participants will learn to analyze tensions, incorporate different perspectives, and structure discussions based on human rights and democracy.
Nov 17 11:00
How can you take religious and ideological diversity into account in your day-to-day work? In this webinar, you’ll learn to recognize different religious needs and address them professionally. You’ll examine your own assumptions and uncertainties and gain greater confidence in dealing with religious diversity. Practical examples will show you how to apply what you’ve learned in your work.
Nov 17 12:00
How can you support people who experience racism without patronizing them? In this webinar, you’ll learn the basics of empowerment and allyship. You’ll explore power dynamics, privilege, and your own responsibility. In the process, you’ll learn how to take action against racism and support those affected in their self-determination.
Nov 17 16:00
How does accounting work in a nonprofit organization? In this online workshop, you’ll learn how to document income and expenses in a transparent manner and how to record receipts correctly. This training is designed for members of immigrant organizations who want to gain basic knowledge or refresh their existing knowledge.
Nov 17 17:00
How can you plan online meetings effectively and make them engaging? This workshop provides practical tips on planning, technology, and participant engagement. It also covers accessibility, data protection, and follow-up procedures for online formats.
Nov 17 17:30
This course builds on your knowledge of Turkish at the A2.1 level. You’ll practice conversations about family, vacations, the past, and everyday life, as well as key grammar points. Dialogues, role-plays, and practical exercises will help you use the language with confidence.
Nov 17 18:00
How do you deal with your own biases and differing values in your day-to-day work? In this training course, you’ll learn to manage your perceptions more consciously and to remain open-minded even during difficult conversations. Using an everyday situation as a starting point, you’ll examine your own reactions and learn practical methods for dealing with cultural differences.
Nov 18 11:00
Why do we often explain other people’s behavior by attributing it to their culture? In this workshop, you’ll examine such attributions and learn to recognize the various factors that influence people’s actions. Using examples from social work, you’ll explore personal history, social circumstances, and discrimination. You’ll discover how a transcultural perspective can broaden your view of people and their life situations.
Nov 18 12:00
How do you deal with your own biases and differing values in your day-to-day work? In this training course, you’ll learn to manage your perceptions more consciously and to remain open-minded even during difficult conversations. Using an everyday situation as a starting point, you’ll examine your own reactions and learn practical methods for dealing with cultural differences.
Nov 18 12:15
What happens if something goes wrong at a club event? This webinar uses specific examples to explain who may be liable at club events. You’ll learn which legal liability exemptions apply and what types of insurance may be relevant. You can ask questions via text chat during the webinar.
Nov 18 12:15
What happens if something goes wrong at a club event? This webinar uses specific examples to explain who may be liable in such cases. You’ll also learn about the legal liability exemptions that apply and what types of insurance might be advisable. You can ask questions via text chat during the webinar.
Nov 18 14:00
This online training course shows you how to present digital content in a clear and accessible way. The focus is on using plain language when discussing digital topics. The course is designed for both full-time and volunteer staff. Participation is free of charge.
Nov 18 18:00
In this online workshop, you'll learn how to use a tablet for your club's activities. You'll discover which apps can help with organization and communication, and how to edit photos and videos. You'll also get tips on social media, data protection, and digital public relations. The workshop is especially geared toward beginners.
Nov 19 09:00
How can we help new volunteers get started? Module 2 focuses on orientation, participation, and communication. You’ll learn how to handle volunteers’ own ideas and expectations and how to facilitate dialogue among them.
Nov 19 10:00
Learn how to use Canva Pro for campaigns, teamwork, and professional design processes. LNBE digital workshop in November 2026.
Nov 19 11:00
How can you support people who experience racism without patronizing them? In this webinar, you’ll learn the basics of empowerment and allyship. You’ll explore power dynamics, privilege, and your own responsibility. In the process, you’ll learn how to take action against racism and support those affected in their self-determination.
Nov 19 12:00
How can rituals support everyday life and social work? In this short presentation, you’ll learn how recurring actions can provide structure, foster a sense of community, and help navigate transitions. You’ll learn how to consciously design rituals and apply them to your social work or educational practice.
Nov 19 12:00
How can rituals support everyday life and social work? In this short presentation, you’ll learn how recurring actions can provide structure, foster a sense of community, and help navigate transitions. You’ll learn how to consciously design rituals and apply them to your social work or educational practice.
Nov 19 17:00
How can AI support public relations efforts within an organization? In this online workshop, you’ll learn about the digital PR assistant developed by the Comms4Good research project. Through practical examples, you’ll discover how the tool can be used to create content for websites, newsletters, and social media.
Nov 19 18:00
How can you take religious and ideological diversity into account in your day-to-day work? In this webinar, you’ll learn to recognize different religious needs and address them professionally. You’ll examine your own assumptions and uncertainties and gain greater confidence in dealing with religious diversity. Practical examples will show you how to apply what you’ve learned in your work.
Nov 20 17:00
How does democracy work in Europe, and what role does the public play in it? In this online course, you’ll learn about the basic principles of democracy and the challenges it faces today. You’ll discover how you can strengthen democratic values and get actively involved. Examples from European countries illustrate various ways to participate.
Nov 21 10:00
Learn the basics of nonprofit accounting—from income and expenses to nonprofit status and accounting software.
Nov 21 10:00
How does bookkeeping work in a nonprofit organization? In this course, you’ll learn the basics of income and expense accounting as well as double-entry bookkeeping. You’ll learn about the tax regulations that apply to nonprofit organizations and how to properly record membership dues, donations, and other business transactions. Using practical examples, you’ll practice typical bookkeeping entries from the day-to-day operations of a nonprofit organization.
Nov 23 18:00
How do you organize the bookkeeping for your daycare or school support association? In this online seminar, you’ll learn the most important basics. You’ll learn how to record income and expenses, categorize business transactions, and comply with tax requirements. Using practical examples, you’ll practice making journal entries in an Excel spreadsheet.
Nov 24 09:00
How do power structures influence collaboration and decision-making in organizations? In this workshop, you’ll learn to recognize and question power dynamics and privileges. Together, you’ll develop approaches to distribute responsibility more equitably and strengthen participatory decision-making. Practical examples and reflection exercises will help you apply what you’ve learned to your own environment.
Nov 24 09:00
Are nonprofit organizations allowed to publicly express political views? In this webinar, you’ll learn about the legal limits that apply and the leeway allowed by the neutrality requirement. You’ll learn how organizations can respond to hostility and express their opinions in a legally sound manner.
Nov 24 17:00
How do you reach the right people for a club party or other event? This online workshop shows you how to target specific audiences, choose the right communication channels, and draft invitations. It also covers how to handle feedback and promote events in a more targeted way.
Nov 24 17:30
This course builds on your knowledge of Turkish at the A2.1 level. You’ll practice conversations about family, vacations, the past, and everyday life, as well as key grammar points. Dialogues, role-plays, and practical exercises will help you use the language with confidence.
Nov 25 09:00
How can nonprofit organizations secure their long-term funding? In this webinar, you’ll learn about the risks associated with heavy reliance on project grants. You’ll discover how strategic goals, financial planning, and various funding sources are interconnected. You’ll also receive suggestions for realigning your organization’s funding strategy.
Nov 25 17:30
The “Advice on Education and Training” continuing education program focuses on Berlin’s education and training system. It centers on providing guidance on educational and training pathways in Berlin. The program is designed to help participants navigate the training system.
Nov 26 09:00
How can you support volunteers in a way that shows them you value them? Module 3 focuses on recognition, mistakes, and conflicts in volunteer work. It also covers how to structure the end of a volunteer assignment.
Nov 26 16:00
How can inclusion be embedded in an organization over the long term? This training course will show you how to develop an action plan and which steps are essential to that process. Drawing on the experiences of the Evangelical Youth, you’ll gain insights into the challenges and successful approaches. You’ll also receive practical tips for your own association’s work.
Nov 26 16:00
In this workshop, you'll learn how to create your own Reels for social media. You'll develop a concept, film with your smartphone, and edit your video using CapCut. Experts from Fritz (rbb) will guide you through the process. No prior experience is required.
Nov 26 18:00
Artificial intelligence offers new opportunities for club activities and volunteer work. In this online presentation, you’ll learn how AI can support workflows and facilitate creative processes. Through practical examples—such as using Canva—you’ll discover potential applications. You’ll get ideas on how to use AI in your club work.
Nov 27
This intensive seminar covers the key fundamentals of project work. Through interactive workshops, you’ll learn about project management, fundraising, public relations, social media, and teamwork. The weekend also offers opportunities for discussion, networking, and a small social program.
Nov 27 16:00
In this free training program, you’ll learn how to carry out projects in your sports club and take on responsibility. You’ll explore club organization, communication, finances, and legal basics. Hands-on exercises will help you contribute your own ideas and help shape the club’s activities.
Dec 01 15:30
How can digital solutions be effectively integrated into the work of a nonprofit organization? This consultation service helps you with specific questions regarding hardware, data protection, digital tools, and online communication. Topics may also include websites, social media, search engines, and funding opportunities for digital transformation. The consultation is offered free of charge via Microsoft Teams.
Dec 01 17:00
How can you respond to discriminatory comments and foster constructive discussions? In this webinar, you’ll learn about common tactics used to disrupt comment sections. You’ll discover how to use language to effectively counter such comments, protect those affected, and convey positive messages. This webinar is designed for people with little or no experience dealing with hostility on social media.
Dec 02 09:00
How can you plan fundraising for the long term? In this webinar, you’ll learn how to develop a fundraising strategy for your organization. You’ll learn how to determine your financial needs, select appropriate funding sources, and use various fundraising tools. You’ll also get an overview of the fundraising process.
Dec 02 12:15
What rights and obligations do members of an association have? This webinar covers important legal basics regarding membership, bylaws, and general meetings. You’ll learn what rules are permissible and what legal requirements apply to general meetings. You can ask questions via text chat during the webinar.
Dec 02 17:00
How can organizations protect themselves from targeted hate attacks online? This webinar shows you how to distinguish between criticism and digital harassment and how to develop preventive measures early on. You’ll learn how to respond to online backlashes and how to constructively moderate discussions in comment sections.
Dec 03 09:00
How do you recognize unspoken conflicts within a team? In this webinar, you’ll learn how false harmony arises and why it can strain teamwork. You’ll learn how to address tensions early on and allow for differing opinions. You’ll also receive tips for fostering open communication within your team.
Dec 03 18:00
How can organizations use artificial intelligence responsibly? This training course explains the requirements set forth by the EU AI Regulation for the use of AI. The focus is on data protection, transparency, and clear responsibilities. You’ll learn how AI can support human work and what risks must be taken into account.
Dec 09 09:00
How can nonprofit organizations use sponsorship in a legally sound way? In this webinar, you’ll learn which tax rules are important when it comes to sponsorship agreements. You’ll learn how to distinguish between donations and sponsorship, classify in-kind contributions, and avoid common mistakes. Practical tips will help you draft sponsorship agreements with confidence.
Dec 09 12:15
How can an association be dissolved in an orderly and legally compliant manner? This training course explains the necessary formal steps and how to handle the association’s assets. You’ll also learn about the role of the bylaws and legal requirements, as well as what to consider when founding an association.
Dec 09 13:30
Spaces provide volunteers with a place to hold events, meet others, and share ideas. However, there is often a lack of suitable venues for carrying out projects. This online seminar shows how local governments can provide spaces for volunteer work and thereby create new opportunities.
Dec 09 18:00
In this online workshop, you’ll learn how to use a tablet for your club’s activities. You’ll get an introduction to how to use a tablet and learn about apps for organization and communication. You’ll also learn how to edit photos and videos and create content for public relations. The workshop is especially geared toward people with no prior experience.
Dec 10 18:00
How do you create your own website for your club? In this online seminar, you’ll learn the basics of WordPress and Jimdo. You’ll find out how to create pages and user accounts, customize designs, and install plugins. Using sample pages, you’ll get practical tips to help you get started.
Dec 12 10:00
How can you spot fake news, hate speech, and disinformation online? In this workshop, you’ll learn how to critically evaluate sources and support those affected. Using concrete examples, you’ll develop strategies for countering misinformation, setting clear boundaries, and handling difficult conversations. Exercises and discussions about real-life cases will help you apply what you’ve learned in your volunteer work.
Dec 17 18:00
What data protection rules must clubs follow? This online presentation provides basic knowledge about data protection and explains what the legal requirements mean for club operations. You’ll learn how to handle personal data in a way that is both legally compliant and practical.
Jan 12 18:00
This digital information session introduces volunteer work in dementia family support. You’ll learn how volunteers can support people with dementia and their families in their daily lives. You’ll also receive information about training, professional guidance, and the framework for volunteering.
Jan 20 17:00
You'll gain a practical introduction to project management for volunteer projects. The course teaches basic methods for planning, goal-setting, and analysis. The material is reinforced through exercises designed to make it easy to understand.
Jan 23 10:00
How can volunteers support people who are affected by loneliness? In this workshop, you’ll learn to recognize social isolation and approach people with sensitivity. You’ll discover the possibilities and limitations of volunteer work. Using practical examples, you’ll develop ideas to promote social interaction and participation.
Jan 23 10:00
How does bookkeeping work in a nonprofit organization? In this course, you’ll learn the basics of income and expense accounting as well as double-entry bookkeeping. You’ll discover which tax regulations apply to nonprofit organizations and how to record membership dues, donations, and other business transactions. Practical examples and accounting software will help you put what you’ve learned into practice.
Jan 27 17:00
You’ll gain an introduction to securing grants and fundraising for organizations, initiatives, and dedicated individuals. This training course shows you how to find suitable funding opportunities and what to keep in mind when dealing with funding organizations. You’ll also learn about grant portals and grant databases.
Mar 14 10:00
How can you better cope with loneliness? In this workshop, you’ll explore your own feelings and examine possible causes. Through creative methods such as movement, painting, and writing, you’ll learn to better understand your experiences. Together, you’ll develop a first step toward changing your situation.
Mar 14 10:00
In this workshop, you’ll explore your own experiences with loneliness. Using creative methods such as movement, painting, and writing, you’ll explore your personal feelings and their causes. You’ll reflect on what changes might help you. Together, you’ll develop a first step toward overcoming loneliness.
Apr 24 10:00
How do you organize bookkeeping for your nonprofit? In this course, you’ll learn the basics of nonprofit accounting. You’ll learn how to record income and expenses, comply with tax requirements, and use accounting software. Real-world examples will show you how to post typical business transactions for a nonprofit organization.
May 30 10:00
In this workshop, you’ll explore your own experiences with loneliness. Using creative methods such as movement, painting, and writing, you’ll explore your personal feelings and behavior patterns. You’ll learn to better understand possible causes and take the first step toward overcoming loneliness.
