Conference

re:publica

Europe's leading festival of digital society.

  • May 10–12, 2027
  • Berlin, Germany
  • Hybrid

About

re:publica is Europe's biggest conference on digital society, held each spring at STATION Berlin. Born in 2007 from the German blogging scene, it now draws tens of thousands of activists, journalists, technologists, policymakers and creatives for a sprawling program on internet culture, politics and the social impact of technology.

Who it's for: Activists, journalists, technologists, policymakers and creatives

Organized by re:publica GmbH

Digital SocietyInternet CulturePoliticsMedia
Speakers
1,000+
Stages
20+

Key facts

  • HistoryFounded 2007; first edition drew ~700 visitorsSource
  • Scale (2025)30,000 visitors and 1,200+ speakersSource
  • Editionre:publica 27 runs 10–12 May 2027 at STATION BerlinSource

Facts on this page are verified against the linked sources.

  • Joana Sam-Cobbah

    Joana Sam-Cobbah

    Co-Founder

    The League

    Speaker
  • Mazda Adli

    Mazda Adli

    Head of Research Affective Disorders

    Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin

    Speaker
  • Jutta Allmendinger

    Jutta Allmendinger

    Professor of Educational Sociology and Labor Market Research

    WZB

    Speaker
  • Carolin Amlinger

    Carolin Amlinger

    Literary Sociologist & Project Lead

    University of Basel

    Speaker
  • Urvashi Aneja

    Urvashi Aneja

    Founder & Executive Director

    Digital Futures Lab

    Speaker
  • Markus Beckedahl

    Markus Beckedahl

    Co-Founder & Head of Curation

    re:publica

    Speaker
  • JB

    Josephine Ballon

    CEO

    HateAid

    Speaker
  • SB

    Shila Behjat

    Cultural Editor

    ARTE

    Speaker
  • Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg
  • Stiftung Mercator
  • Google
  • Meta
  • ARD
  • ZDF
  • Wikimedia
  • Nextcloud

Venue

STATION Berlin

STATION Berlin, Luckenwalder Straße 4-6, 10963 Berlin
Berlin, Germany

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FAQ

What is pre:publica?

Early accreditation the day before the festival, 4–9pm at STATION Berlin, to skip the day-one queues.

What catering is available?

A wide culinary range that has been completely meat-free since 2022.

Can children attend?

Free entry through age 15; a ticket is required from age 16.

What do volunteers get?

Free entry across all three days, plus meals during their shifts.

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