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Conversations with internationals about their experience of living in Germany. This is a platform to unite in common understanding, build connection and belonging, and find a sense of shared humanity through the highs and lows of living abroad.https://linktr.ee/kakigermany
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Building a Home Through Music, Courage and Community | Kaffee und Kuchen with Anupa (opens the original)
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“Bravery is not a feeling. Bravery comes from practice.”Welcome to another episode of Kaffee und Kuchen with Internationals in Germany! Today, Anne sits down with Anupa Paul, a self-employed voice coach, singer and aspiring choir conductor from Chennai, India, who moved to Esslingen to pursue her musical dreams.In this honest and uplifting conversation, we explore:✅ The decision to move to Germany on a one-way ticket✅ The difference between Zuhause and Heimat✅ Building belonging through music an
Born in Germany, Raised Between Cultures - And Not Needing to Choose | Kaffee und Kuchen with Thusha (opens the original)
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In this episode of Kaffee und Kuchen with Internationals, we sit down with Thusha, our first guest who is statistically a "German with migration background", to explore what it means to grow up between cultures. From the first day of school and painful stereotypes to family expectations, boundaries, therapy, and eventually finding pride in her identity, Thusha shares a deeply honest and thoughtful journey through childhood, adolescence, and adulthood in Germany. We also talk about what “integrat
From immigration struggles to cultural leadership | Kaffee und Kuchen with Waithira (opens the original)
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In this episode of Kaffee und Kuchen with Internationals, we sit down with psychologist, author, and community-focused voice, Waithira, to explore what it really means to build a life between cultures.From her journey across Kenya, the UK, and Germany to her work with refugees and immigrants, Waithira shares deeply personal insights on identity, belonging, and resilience. We talk about raising third-culture children in multicultural households, navigating intercultural relationships, and holding
Integration and Immigration in Germany: Past, Present & Future - with Prof.Dr. Birgit Glorius (opens the original)
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The real numbers behind Germany’s 25 million migration background population, including the distinctions between first- and second-generation immigrants. How recent shifts in migration policies are shaping newcomers’ integration experiences, from language classes to labor market access. The migration patterns of Turkey, Poland, and other large-origin countries, and how history influences where immigrants settle today. Why the social and economic climate impacts whether skilled workers stay, leav
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