🎉 The 1014 Annual Report for 2025 is here!
Relive the previous year of exciting and dynamic events from gallery exhibitions and sports diplomacy, to democratic policy and food tastings, and everything in between. Pick up a copy at an event or view on our website:
www.1014.nyc/reports/annu...
Friday night, @tpogge.bsky.social, @jonasjaegermeyr.bsky.social, and moderator Max Gruenig joined us for Global Shocks and the Future of Food System Resilience, a conversation that connected analytical, scientific, and policy perspectives on shared global challenges!
PC: Matthew Gilbertson
On 3/10, experts Robin Quinville and Peter Sparding will share insights on how the US and Europe can navigate today’s complex global landscape during Beyond Rules and Rivalries: The Trans-Atlantic Partnership and the Future of the International Order.
Register Now! www.1014.nyc/events/beyon...
Discover something before everyone else on 3/5, as we take over Pianos with the German Consulate General New York as part of The New Colossus Festival!
Kick off the evening with a low-key mixer, then stick around for the concert!
Learn more about passes and line up:
www.1014.nyc/events/musik...
How do global disruptions reveal vulnerability in food systems?
Global Shocks & the Future of Food System Resilience will evaluate the repercussions impacting market instability & supply-chain stress with @tpogge.bsky.social, @jonasjaegermeyr.bsky.social & Max Gruenig.
www.1014.nyc/events/food-...
It was a great event with lots to think about on how to build a united front against illiberalism today. Was honoured to have been asked to play a part. @degruyterbrill.bsky.social @1014nyc.bsky.social
Dagmar Herzog listening in the audience
An audience member asking a question
An audience member listening
Guests chatting after the talk
We're looking forward to hosting another Humanities for Humans talk in Berlin this year! More details to follow.
Photos: Roshni Khatri
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De Gruyter Brill's Arjan van Dijk speaking into a microphone
Irene Kacandes and Suzanne Keen
Jennifer Evans speaking into a microphone
After opening remarks by our publishing director Arjan van Dijk, speakers Jennifer Evans @carleton.ca, Suzanne Keen (author of "Empathy and the Novel") and Irene Kacandes @dartmouthartsci.bsky.social highlighted the importance of cultivating kindness and compassion to bridge political divisions. 2/3
The three panelists at the Humanities for Humans event, sitting on stage under a chandelier
Moderator Irene Kacandes standing before the audience
#Empathy seems to be in short supply nowadays. As such, it deserved all the attention it got at the recent #Humanities for Humans talk, hosted by @1014nyc.bsky.social in New York. 1/3
Photo: Kholood Eid
Last Thursday, 1014 and the ACG welcomed John Glenn & Ksenia Iliuk for a conversation on democracy. Rather than decrying collapse, the discussion emphasized the need to reinvent & renew democratic systems. Thank you to our experts for this thought-provoking talk, & to the ACG for their partnership.
Last week, 1014 & @degruyterbrill.bsky.social hosted Too Much Emotion or Not Enough? Empathy and the Public Sphere. The talk invited us to think differently about empathy as a practice that shapes how we live with each other. Thank you to @jennifervevans.bsky.social, Suzanne Keen, and Irene Kacandes
Thank you for joining us! It was a pleasure to have you as a part of this important conversation.
Last week's talk in the Liederkrantz Building on the place of empathy in the public sphere was extremely rewarding. Some pics just in now.
Our photographer, Roshni Khatri, took some wonderful images of the audience. Thanks again to Irene Kacandes and @1014nyc.bsky.social for the invitation.
What lessons can we draw about renewing democracy at a time when Freedom House reports the 19th straight year of declining global freedom? Join us on 1/22 with John K. Glenn and Ksenia Iliuk for The Global Challenge to Democracy and Lessons for Renewal.
Humanities for Humans is BACK! Join 1014 and @degruyterbrill.bsky.social on 1/15 for Too Much Emotion or Not Enough? Empathy and the Public Sphere, to shed light on how feelings get generated by and mobilized through political speech. There are only a few seats left!
The next Humanities for Humans talk is taking place in New York next Thursday, and you're invited! The conversation will focus on the role of #empathy in the public sphere.
Register now: 🔗 www.eventbrite.com/e/too-much-e...
Hosted by @1014nyc.bsky.social
How does the recently released National Security Strategy shape current thinking on U.S. foreign & defense policy? Join us with the ACG virtually TODAY @ 11 AM for a conversation with leading national security experts Nico Lange & Robin Quinville.
Register:
www.1014.nyc/events/natio...
📅 January 15, 2026, 6:30 pm
📍 Hosted by @1014nyc.bsky.social at the Liederkranz Club, New York City
🎟️ Register now! www.1014.nyc/events/empathy
Orange and pink visual with event details and head shots of speakers. Humanities for Humans. Too Much Emotion or Not Enough? Empathy and the Public Sphere. January 15, 6:30pm. Liederkranz Club of New York City 6 E 87th St. Speakers: Jennifer Evans, Suzanne Keen, Irene Kacandes.
Mark your calendars for the next Humanities for Humans event in New York! Addressing the role of #emotions in public #debate will be Jennifer Evans (history professor at @carleton.ca) and Suzanne Keen (author of "Empathy and the Novel") in conversation with Irene Kacandes (Dartmouth College).
Here’s to new spaces, new ideas, and a bright New Year!
Painting by Abigail Lashbrook
As work continues at 1014 Fifth Avenue, the holiday season offers the perfect opportunity to look ahead with gratitude and anticipation.
We thank you for your engagement and support throughout a year full of inspiring programs and meaningful collaborations across the Atlantic.
Photos: Paul Alexander Probst
Yesterday, 1014 Deutschland partnered with Publix in Berlin for Reporting the Machines – Journalism & the Ethics of AI. The conversation between filmmaker & investigative journalist Sidney Fussell & Maria Exner, Director of Publix, focused on journalism today & how new technologies shape reporting.
Please remember to add YOUR edible memory and favorite recipe to our digital cookbook by clicking the link below!
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Photo Credit: Roshni Khatri
On Dec 2, in partnership with UA Ruhr, we were honored to be joined by Dr. Iris-Aya Laemmerhirt‑Aya Laemmerhirt, Dr. Krishnendu Ray, and Chef Eduard Frauneder for Once Upon a Bite - a conversation that brought to life the belief that food isn't just nourishment, but a carrier of memory, identity!
Another fantastic collaboration with Claudia Mahler Salons on “Ageism and Longevity” salon last week. Thank you to experts Ashton Applewhite, Joe Seldner, Martin Puris, and Claudia Mahler for a grounded discussion on how aging is understood, and misunderstood, in our culture.
Photos: Roshni Khatri
It was a pleasure and tremendous fun supporting this year's GAC at @harvardkennedy.bsky.social as a Silver Sponsor.
Thank you Joe Chialo, Melody Wilding and Prof. Dr. Carsten Maschmeyer for a fantastic and candid panel on questions around success, resilience, falling, and getting up again!
👀 Earlier this month, we had the rare opportunity to literally peek inside of an artwork and discover the "anatomy" behind the Hwang Seontae's Sunshine series!
🖼️ We would like to thank Friedrichs Pontone and Martin Friedrichs for collaborating on this series with us!
Photos: Jamie Isaacs
Tuesday night, we gathered at Syndicated Bar + Theater for a screening of Sylvie Kürsten’s acclaimed documentary Go Clara Go, followed by a Q&A with @noahisenberg.bsky.social
Thank you to Sylvie and Noah for the lively exploration of the film, and to Alexander Polzin for bringing it to the U.S.
