seminars and workshops

E-Learning Course: Child and Youth Media Protection

The Baden-Württemberg State Office for Youth Protection offers a free online course on child and youth media protection. The course covers key topics in child and youth media protection and media education and is aimed at educators and anyone who works with children and young people. Access to the e-learning course and further information can be found here.

Kinderbüro ON AIR - Webinars of the Children’s Office Karlsruhe

Kinderbüro On Air offers free online lectures on various topics surrounding families with children. For more information or to register please click here.

Here you can find the current broadcast dates and topics for fall and winter 2025/2026: 

Wednesday, December 10, 2025, 8 p.m.: Discover, create, participate! Ideas for media use for families with preschool children | Ages 3 to 6

Wednesday, January 14, 2026, 8 p.m.: Being Parents – Staying in Love | Ages 3 to 6

Tuesday, January 27, 2026, 8 p.m.: My Child Is Sick – When Do I Need to See a Pediatrician? | Ages 0 to 7

Tuesday, February 10, 2026, 8 p.m.: Media in the World of Toddlers | Ages 0 to 3

Newsletter of the Aktionsbüro Gesundheit rund um die Geburt

The newsletter of the Aktionsbüro Gesundheit rund um die Geburt in Niedersachsen informs quarterly about current events concerning pregnancy, birth and parenthood as well as about events in Niedersachsen relevant to the topic. The registration can be found here.

Offers for families with sons and daughters going through puberty

The city of Karlsruhe offers meetings for parents of pubescent teenagers, where they can exchange ideas with other parents about the challenges of parenting in a relaxed atmosphere. There are also two competent contact persons who will lead this group. Further information can be found here. Registration can be done either by phone at 0721/133-5111 or by mail kinderbuero∂karlsruhe de. 

Parents LAN: A series of media education events on digital games

Children and young people are enthusiastic about computer games. Adults are often perplexed by the fascination that certain digital game worlds arouse. It is not uncommon for conflicts to arise over gaming behavior in everyday family or school life. The aim of this event is to provide participants with insights into young people's media worlds and to facilitate an exchange of views on media education.

Further information and notes on the event can be found here.