Berlin Global Village – the One World Center in Berlin is a visible place for people, initiatives, and organizations committed to social change and global justice. By now we are the largest NGO-center in Germany - with a clear stance, the center is also a vibrant network and a social space of cooperation—for both users and visitors.
Around 60 development-focused and migrant-diasporic NGOs work here. The public event spaces host a wide range of political and cultural programs for the city’s communities. As the operator of the center, Berlin Global Village gGmbH promotes collaboration, exchange, and networking, and pools resources through shared infrastructure and opportunities.
The Berlin Global Village is a place for encounters, cooperation and learning. Check out our beautiful seminar rooms and event spaces for panel discussions, seminars, conferences, culture performances and much more.
Approximately 60 migrant-diasporic and development policy oriented non-profits are located at the center. We are the home of small volunteer associations, large non-governmental organizations, and state and federal umbrella organizations, forming a strong network with a unique variety of topics related to global social justice.
In addition to the organizations located in the center, we have a variety of spaces and offers available to the general public. Take a look at spaces and offers open to everyone.
20.05.2026 I 10:00–11:00 I Stage 6: We will discuss the Digital Hub at Berlin Global Village and exploring how digitalization, civil society, sustainability, and global justice can be thought together.
Ludothek global at Berlin Global Village is a place for play, learning, and connection for children aged zero to ten, accompanied by their parents, other caregivers, or professionals.
In April 2026, eleven new organizations will become part of the Berlin Global Village community. We’re excited to welcome inspiring organizations working on issues such as digital media literacy, trans rights, food rescue, mental health, and the participation of migrants.
What does it take to build a more just society? In this interview for the International Day Against Racism, Akinola Famson speaks about responsibility, participation, solidarity, and the need for structural change.
