The FRANKly is our most important publication and new editions are published once a year. It presents the association, its activities and goals to the general public.
Additionally, reports and news from our regional groups, from national events, and general information about the association are also included.
It is mainly distributed to our members, returnees of the Fulbright program, related associations, and universities.
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- FRANKly 2024: Call for Articles - The FRANKly is the annual journal of the German Fulbright Alumni Association. In addition to reporting on the association’s regional, national, and international activities, the publication serves as a platform for current Fulbrighters and alumni from the ‘One Fulbright Community’ to share your fascinating experiences, witty opinions, unique perspectives, and thoughtful insights. The 2024 Call …
- Why true Impact needs Hype Culture - By Isabelle Rogat Let me take you with me on a small dream-like journey through our Marketing World and how it plays a role in, well, building brighter futures. A fever dream, but still – a dream. So close your eyes (metaphorically) and lean back (literally)… You are a sneaker. (Yup, never thought you’d read …
- Data for a Brighter Future - by Jan Moellmann I believe in the power of technology, entrepreneurship and our agency as humans to build a brighter future. The rise of impact investing and impact entrepreneurship is a great expression of this. More and more people are using their talent, time and resources to work on a sustainable future, acknowledging that there …
- Embracing Diversity: Fulbrighters with Disabilities’ Unwavering Commitment - by Geghie Davis-Tillie copy-edited by Itto Outini What enters the average person’s mind in response to the phrase “diversity and inclusion”? For some, these words may conjure up images of corporate boardrooms ticking off checkboxes. For others, they may call to mind well-intentioned policymakers striving to create more welcoming professional atmospheres. In reality, however, …
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- The German-American Revolution - by Johannes Ehrmann In July, 1776, America’s rebels formulated their universal ideals of freedom and humanity. German immigrants were crucial in disseminating them. In the early days of July, 1776, Philadelphia’s printing quarter was bustling with activity. Several printers along Second Street received express orders from the Continental Congress. The makeshift parliament of the 13 …
- How Can We Create a Better Future? - by Annabella Kadavanich Photos: Omer Maayan In a world full of possibilities, creating a better future is not a distant dream; it is a responsibility shared by us all. The magic lies in the fact that each and every one of us holds the power to make a difference starting right now. In this article, …
- Reimagining Transatlantic Bridges for a Brighter Future - Organizing the Transatlantic Alumni Conference 2023 By Andreas Dewald It all started back in July 2022, when alumni of the German American Alumni (GAA) network came together in Berlin and decided to plan the second Transatlantic Alumni Conference (TAC). In August 2022, the planning team met for the first time to map out the road …
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- Our 2023 FRANKly is here - Are you ready to read the 34th edition of the FRANKly magazine? The FRANKly is our yearly association publication, where our members and other Fulbrighters write articles on a particular theme. This year’s theme is “Building a Brighter Future”, and includes articles on embracing diversity, deeper conversations, the German-American Revolution, Hype Culture, as well as …
- FRANKly 2023: Call for Articles - The FRANKly is the annual journal of the German Fulbright Alumni Association. In addition to reporting on the regional, national, and international activities of our association, the publication serves as a platform for current Fulbrighters and alumni to share their fascinating experiences, witty opinions, unique perspectives, and thoughtful insights. The 2023 Call for Articles is …
- Watts of Love - In 2009, Nancy Economou visited the Philippines, where she witnessed a young girl with her face burned by kerosene. She later learned that an overwhelming number of families do not have access to a safe and sustainable light source. Kerosene lamps serve as the only source of light after the sun goes down, making work, …