On April 16, the “Growmorrow – Celebrate the Future” event will take place in Bremen. ZeMKI member Prof. Dr. Christian Schwarzenegger has been invited to participate in a panel discussion on the main stage titled “Freedom of Speech, Media, and AI – Who Shapes Our Reality?”.
GROWMORROW is more than just a festival—it is a platform for shaping the future, with a clear vision and strong regional roots. Here, ideas for the future take shape with a sense of place: they are tangible and relatable for people, companies, and institutions that want to actively help shape change rather than merely observe it. The region is deliberately conceived as a laboratory for innovation, responsibility, and community. The focus is on technological innovations and social developments that inspire confidence and open up new perspectives. Top-tier speakers, inspiring talks, and regional success stories combine knowledge with emotion and conviction—spanning energy, health, education, and nutrition, through sustainability, digitalization, AI, and New Work, all the way to work, mobility, and culture. GROWMORROW brings people and perspectives together: young talent meets decision-makers; visionaries meet practitioners. Genuine encounters foster dialogue—dialogue leads to impact—and ideas turn into concrete synergies. In this way, the future is not merely discussed in abstract terms but is experienced and shaped together. For companies, GROWMORROW offers an authentic environment to showcase themselves, build partnerships, and raise the profile of sustainability initiatives. Openness, confidence, and journalistically sound content ensure that the future becomes tangible—credibly accessible and inspiring. GROWMORROW stands for optimism, networking, and a future that moves us.
When?
April 16, 4:30–5:14 p.m.
Main Stage – powered by swb
Prof. Dr. Christian Schwarzenegger, Alexa von Busse, Dr. Yvette Gerner (Director of Radio Bremen), Julia Ruhs, Ulrich Schönborn (Editor-in-Chief of NWZ): “Freedom of Speech, Media, and AI – Who Shapes Our Reality?”
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