This is the invitation to the guided tour through Kreuzberg with the activists from the local alliance of residents.
When? 21.10.2021 at 13.00. Meeting spot: Marielle-Franco Platz (in front of NY im Bethanien). Duration 2 hours.
This is the invitation to the guided tour through Kreuzberg with the activists from the local alliance of residents.
When? 21.10.2021 at 13.00. Meeting spot: Marielle-Franco Platz (in front of NY im Bethanien). Duration 2 hours.
European Solidarity Corps volunteers are back!
Come to our workshop ‘How to be an ally?’ This is the 2nd part for people who participated in the previous one. If you have not though please contact us. Registration – eyfa[at]eyfa.org.
When? September the 9th. How long? 2 hours. Please get familiar with the current Covid-19 regulation in New Yorck.
We are delighted to announce that the Ella Baker School will be joined by Alicia Garza, co- founder of Black Lives Matter on September 9th 2021, 7pm BST over Zoom.
Alicia’s book titled The Purpose of Power will be published in paperback in the UK and the Ella Baker School will be in conversation with her discussing key themes in the book. Following on with Q&A.
Sign up and please do share details of this event.
Registration link:
https://actionnetwork.org/events/ella-baker-school-in-conversation-with-alicia-garza-co-founder-of-black-lives-matter?nowrapper=true
Read here the online journal run by Iuliana and Sasha, two EYFA volunteers of European Solidarity Corps. Learn about their experiences and adventures in Berlin, find the fresh insights and perspectives on various event and get in touch, especially if you consider yourself as the volunteer.
Continue readingESC project presents a series of events run by EYFA volunteers
Any types of barriers – to start from the stairs, through the language and way of communicating/participating to end up with technical obstacles. And the structural ones! Economical, cultural, legal. Is the activism place for white, cis and abled bodies only?
Let’s proof together it is not. Let’s talk, learn and investigate how to increase the accessibility in our movements. Let’s hang out to build the connections, we are stronger together.
Continue reading100 places in Poland declared themselves as “LGBT-free zones”. Queers are not welcome there. In 2015 the PiS party came with nearly 40% of the votes into government for whom homo-and transphobia is a fundamental part of their ideology. In spite of this political climate activists took the streets and created public form of protest like creatively changing monuments. In the last years Germany witnessed an uprise in anti-queer-networks like the “Demo für Alle” (March for all) were right and christian groups organised nationwide protest.
Continue readingIn the newly adjusted ESC online format, volunteers have put together a participatory virtual program for the time until we can meet again.
Expanding on the topic of the previous online discussion where we shared the ways in which we currently collectively take care of each other, we want to let our imagination lose and explore wild ideas that might be too out there for our current world. No idea is too wild!
Perhaps you’ve read something that poked your interest? You’ve watched a film or listened to music that inspired you? Let’s explore what makes our imagination run!
In these difficult times it is more important than ever to dream big and different and to support each other in our wildest dreams!
Join us next Friday, 22 January 2021 18.00 CET
Register at eyfa@eyfa.org to receive link.
For over three months, people in Belarus have been fighting against the authoritarian regime.
Since the first days of the uprising, anarchists have been actively participating in street demonstrations and various initiatives in their places of residence. Activists are agitating for self-organization and decentralized protest. Some organized a partisan group. The determination and persistency of anarchist movement of the country has made us one of the most organized political forces in the fight against the dictatorship.
To support the crowdfunding campaign and learn more go here.
Casa Kuà is a trans* inter* queer community & health centre in Kreuzberg, Berlin. This space is organised by trans* and non binary BIPoCs to make health more accessible to other trans*, inter*, non binary and queer people, and especially for those affected by racism.
Check out the fundraiser here.