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Sometimes you get inspired simply by what you see. This is what happened to me as I was walking through Leipzig's green parks: I saw people indulging in all kinds of sports there, like volleyball, soccer, frisbee, and table tennis. The last one immediately stirred some positive childhood memories as it made me think back
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The Leipzig Migrants’ Council, along with other important associations and institutions in Leipzig's migration landscape, has launched an information campaign regarding the European and local elections. Its videos at targeted at EU citizens and newly naturalized citizens who will be voting for the first time in Leipzig and Germany.
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There is a new podcast in Spanish for the growing Spanish-speaking community in Leipzig: ¡Al Chile! 
Tu vida en Leipzig, which means Let's get to the point! Your life in Leipzig. It deals with aspects of integration and culture and recommends events or binational get-togethers in the Leipzig area.
Just days after the tragic tram accident that killed a 3-year-old boy in Lindenau, donations from Leipzigers and far beyond are helping an American-Canadian family cover funeral and repatriation costs to bring their son back to the United States. You can donate to the grieving family and express your condolences on the GoFundMe page dedicated
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