re:publica 25
26th-28th May 2025
STATION Berlin
News

#rp25 speaker Natascha Strobl: The new tactics of fascism
Whether in Austria, Germany or the USA - fascism has started to use new strategies. Natascha Strobl will talk about what these strategies look like and what we can do to counter them.

#rp25 speaker Philipp Lorenz-Spreen: Attention – the currency of our times
Online platforms live of our constant attention. In most cases, they earn money from it. At #rp25, we will discuss the consequences this relationship of dependency can have for us personally, for society and for democracy.

#rp25 speaker Sally Lisa Starken & Franzi von Kempis: What we can do to counter the normalization of right-wing extremism
How can democratic forces put forward content that counteracts a shift in discourse instead of fueling it? At #rp25, Sally Lisa Starken and Franzi von Kempis show ways how we can counteract the normalization of far-right content.

#rp25 speaker Casey Mock: For Sale – Human relationships
AI companions aren't solving problems – they're creating them. Casey Mock reveals the venture-backed machinery behind them, which seems to only be designed to profit from the need for human connection.

#rp25 speaker Hedwig Richter: The return of the housewives - a phenomenon of crisis?
Old role models seem to resonate again. How can we develop an emancipatory gender model that helps us to address current challenges?

Press accreditation for #rp25 is now open!
Starting today, media representatives can register for #rp25.

#rp25 speaker Sam Gregory: Deepfakes – real danger or just moral panics?
Are the fears about the negative impact of deepfakes justified – or is it all just hype? Come find out at #rp25 with tech expert and human rights activist Sam Gregory.

#rp25 speaker Esther Mwema: Visions for our digital future
What narratives are told about the origins of the internet - and why do the visions of big tech contradict them? The artist and expert on digital inequality Esther Mwema will speak about this!

#rp25 speaker Patrick Stegemann: Does virality beat the truth?
At re:publica 25, the journalist, author and producer talks about how influencers first shaped advertising, then the public sphere and now the world of politics.