Author: Helmut Wolman

The Transition Town Mannheim has released the first completely self-designed map for the winter semester in 2018 and solemnly published it at the first Mannheim Forum of tomorrow. It was printed 10,000 copies, funded by Engagement-Global and the City of Mannheim and at the University of Mannheim as well as the Alanus University. In addition, [..]

New cities are being mapped almost well. The advantage of the map of tomorrow is that villages and rural areas between the cities can easily be mapped along, even if there are rather small alternative scenes. Just send us your contact and if necessary A picture of you, your team and your city/community and we [..]

Campaign: Map your city by October Goal: By October 2019, we want to have all initiatives and sustainable companies mapped in all 80 unique cities in Germany. In doing so, we want to give more visibility to the diverse small changing shops and groups that often perish in the commercial cityscape. Why all university cities? [..]

We are, of course, very happy when we are publicly reported. They are therefore happy to use the following materials for your reporting.   Inhalt Press: Debate on the City of Tomorrow (Mannheim Morning, Oct. 2018): Forum Student Initiative looks for ideas for the future: What does Mannheim look like in 2030? The student transition [..]

Do you want to support the project with your cooperation or financial capabilities, whether as a regional pilot, programmer or with your other skills? Our Teammembers in Berlin, Mannheim, Stuttgart and Munich are happy to meet with you! Software developers Are you technically vised, can you program or design websites? This project is based on [..]

Instructions for mapping Any user of the map can add and edit entries. In most regions and topics, changes become immediately apparent. (In exceptional cases, the change has yet to be unlocked by a regional or theme pilot.) 1. How to add a new entry Go to the spot: Find the city where you want [..]