This funding programme supports women at the Philosophische Fakultät of Humboldt-Universität through travel grants, completion scholarships and resources for gender-oriented teaching.

This national conference brings together actors from politics, public administration, science, civil society and business to develop perspectives for a gender-equal future.

This online circle offers a space for female researchers to share experiences and exchange on parental leave, maternity protection and related topics in academia.

This two-day conference of the Arbeitskreis Diversität brings together foundations and their partners.

This certificate programme helps junior professors and early-career research group leaders develop foundational leadership competences.

This nationwide essay prize invites students, researchers and academic staff at all career levels to reflect on the challenges and strategies of single and separated parents navigating academic life.

This online conference brings together experts to discuss how intersectional approaches can strengthen prevention and protection.

This conference examines the potentials and tensions of using external standards, audits and certifications to measure and implement diversity, gender equality and accessibility in organisations.

This monthly online talk series addresses different aspects of mental health and wellbeing in academic environments, offering practical insights and evidence-based perspectives for BIH members.

If you are a female postdoctoral researcher with a fixed-term employment contract at Charité who has interrupted their academic career for family and/or social reasons be sure to apply!

This edition of the DRIVERS Journal Club discusses the experiences of first-generation students of color.

This online seminar gives an overview of topics surrounding parental leave for researchers.

This event will give information on how to apply for the module “Standard Allowance for Gender Equality Measures”.

This edit-a-thon invites everyone to help create and improve Wikipedia articles about women scientists and other underrepresented groups, no prior editing experience needed.

This online talk offers an open account of navigating precarity, uncertain transitions and the challenges of combining research with motherhood.

This practice-oriented workshop helps to build foundational knowledge and professional confidence in recognising and responding to anti-Muslim racism.

This two-day annual event for postdocs and final-year PhD students from across Berlin takes place as part of Berlin Science Week 2026, offering scientific presentations, career sessions and networking.

This science slam invites female researchers to share their work in short, engaging talks, exploring diverse career paths and the question of who owns knowledge and how we can learn from each other.

The 2026 METIS-Lecture draws on findings from the research project “Digital Hate”.