Fulbright Alumni Germany has produced an image video, highlighting the activities of the association and the personal stories of some of its members.

A short, 10 minute version has already been released and can be found here.

But there is more! We now offer the full 35 minute version (together with the short version) on a USB stick (see picture). The extended version features (among others) the full interview with the US ambassador to Germany, Mr. Philip D. Murphy and with the president of the German Fulbright Commission, Dr. Rolf Hoffmann, talking about the activities of our association.

We ask you for a small financial contribution however, to help to cover the project expenses (large parts of which have thankfully beeen covered by a grant from the US embassy, which also mandated that additional funding is provided through the association).

Prices: If you order by May 31st, the price is 18€. Later orders will be charged 24€. To order, please transfer the money to

If you are not a member of Fulbright Alumni or the mailing address differs from the one we have on file, please also send an e-mail to our office.

Winner of the 2013 Mulert Award announced

This year’s Juergen Mulert Memorial Award on Mutual Understanding is bestowed to Sherief El-Helaifi and the project “Schülerpaten Berlin”.

The award ceremony will be held in Hannover on Februrary 2, 2013, during the Association's annual Winter Ball. 

Please follow the link for more information on Sherief and "Schülerpaten Berlin".

Or see the Official Press Release.

Winner of the 2012 "Juergen Mulert Memorial Award on Mutual Understanding" is Christopher Janosch Delcker with his project "Urban Observations". 

The video project portraying people in New York and Berlin effectively foster William Fulbright's idea of "waging peace through mutual understanding".

The award ceremony will be held in Schwerin during the Association's Winter Ball. Please see here for further information.

September 11, 2011 marked the 10th anniversary of the terrible terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C. To commemorate this event and analyze its aftermath, the German Fulbright Alumni Association joined the Amerika Haus e.V. NRW in its organization of a matinee with bestselling author Tariq Ali.

The event took place in the former building of the Amerika Haus in Cologne (now operated by the Fritz Thyssen Stiftung). It included a talk by Ali, a discussion moderated by Fulbrighter and Deutsche Welle host Brent Goff, and a reception where guests could continue the discussion with Ali. A summary can be found on the Amerika Haus' website.

Photos of the event, as well as a video recording of the talk and the discussion can be found here.

We hope that those who were present enjoyed the event, and we look forward to future co-operations with the Amerika Haus!