Fur­ther sta­ti­ons: Museum edu­ca­tion for child­ren /​ young people and publis­hed arti­cles for spe­cial museum exhi­bi­ti­ons on burial cul­ture, Christ­mas cus­toms and women’s eman­ci­pa­tion. Signi­fi­cantly co-​curated spe­cial exhi­bi­tion „400 Years of the Jewish Ceme­tery Als­bach - PRESERVE - REMEMBER - MEMORIAL“ of the local museum asso­cia­tion.

In order not to com­ple­tely lose sight of the inter­cul­tu­ral work, I am also a vol­un­teer “god­mo­ther” of an Afghan refu­gee family.

My other areas of inte­rest: genea­logy, mino­rity rese­arch, traf­fic history, art history

Cul­tu­ral walks Berg­strasse

(Re) dis­co­ver the unknown and almost for­got­ten, take a fresh look at the ever­y­day, take dif­fe­rent per­spec­ti­ves, rese­arch sci­en­ti­fi­cally and share the results with other people and exchange ideas. This is what dri­ves me.

My city tours would like to encou­rage you to deal with details that can take a back seat in ever­y­day life.
Ceme­tery cul­ture has been UNESCO Intan­gi­ble Cul­tu­ral Heri­tage in Ger­many since 2020. I would like to bring you clo­ser to the diverse ceme­tery and fun­e­ral cul­ture with its local pecu­lia­ri­ties.

I use genea­lo­gi­cal methods, among other things, to rese­arch his­to­ri­cal Berg­strasse per­so­na­li­ties. With the help of short bio­gra­phies you will get to know more or less well-​known people and their rela­tion to the sight.