Amos Wasserbach is Senior Manager of Strategy & Business Development at Das NETTZ. There, he further develops the organization's strategic direction – aligned with a changing political environment and the needs of its stakeholders. Das NETTZ supports civil society in…
Jacqueline Sittig, born in 1995, is a lawyer specializing in the intersection of law, digitalization, and social responsibility. Her academic work focuses on the challenges posed by new forms of digital gender-based violence—particularly in the context of artificial intelligence…
Sarah Timmann studied law at the University of Hamburg from 2015 to 2020. She then completed her legal traineeship at the Higher Regional Court of Hamburg. She has been a licensed attorney since October 2025. In December 2025, she began working as a research assistant…
The future speaker for millennials: Since the age of 25, Tristan Horx has been a speaker on international stages. His presentations, in English (native speaker) and German (also native speaker), offer fresh perspectives on the processes of change and transformation in our time. His topics range from…
Katrin Gebel, Member of Parliament for The Left Party, represents the Bundestag and fights for policies that tangibly improve people's lives. Her focus is on social justice, genuine equality, and a society where no one has to fear being disadvantaged by…
Corinna Dolezalek is a social scientist. Her expertise encompasses digital violence and digital antifeminism, particularly within the manosphere. Her work focuses on digital dynamics and ideologies that shape antifeminist and misogynistic online cultures. She currently works as a research associate on the project "Digital Hate: Digital Violence…"
Tara-Louise Wittwer, also known as "wastarasagt," is a cultural studies scholar, author, SPIEGEL columnist, and content creator living in Berlin. On her social media platforms, she explores feminist topics, particularly examining how pop culture and media shape our self-image. She discusses internalized…
Maria Pawelec is a research associate at the International Centre for Ethics in Science and Technology (IZEW) at the University of Tübingen. Since 2020, the political scientist has been studying the ethical, social, and political implications of deepfakes and the potential for their regulation. In addition to public lectures…
Michaela Burkard is a political scientist and has worked as a consultant for the Federal Association of Women's Counseling Centers and Women's Helplines since 2024. In the project "Actively Against Digital Violence," she conducts training sessions with social workers, gives lectures, and creates specialist information on specific forms of digital violence.
Leonie Tabea Natzel is a press officer at the human rights organization HateAid. Previously, she worked as a journalist, including in New York, where she reported on politics, innovation, and international developments. At HateAid, she now focuses on digital violence and the question of…
