Students from Indiana University Bloomington and Augsburg University gathered at Amerikahaus on March 14, 2023, to collaborate on strategies to encourage Americans in Germany to become more politically engaged.

The Young Transatlantic Leadership Initiative is calling for applications for their two-week study program.

We invite papers from emerging scholars from all disciplines that explore conceptualizations, implications, representations, and practices of, but also alternatives to 'environmental' or 'ecological citizenship'.

Doctoral students and young scholars in American Studies can apply until March 17, 2023.

This year, we focused on democracy, environmental protection and climate policy, security issues - especially regarding the war on Ukraine - as well as the U.S. midterms.

We'll be closed from Saturday, December 24, 2022, until Sunday, January 01, 2023.

Our latest exhibition "'Goddam Dangerous' 60 Years Later: The Cuban Missile Crisis Revisited" opened on Friday, October 14, 2022. The exhibition, curated by students of the Amerika-Institut at LMU, aims to provide a deeper context of the Cuban Missile Crisis by showing various declassified primary sources from several international archives.

On Wednesday, October 12 2022, the Amerikahaus welcomed a teacher exchange delegation from Seminole Middle High School (Seminole County, Georgia) and FOS BOS Schönbrunn for a strategic meeting for their partnership.

Amerikahaus hosted the second iteration of the "In Code We Trust: Responsible Innovation for a Sustainable Future" hackathon, which addressed our responsibility to protect our planet and its environment.