This is what Pasquale says about Pasquale: Pasquale Virginie Rotter (non-binary & black & often crazy_) got many talents, including being an Empowerment Spaceholder and Healing Being. Among other things, Pasquale has developed the holistic approach Empowerment in Motion for BIPoC, which brings together embodiment, biography work and movement improvisation. Find Pasquale on Instagram here: … weiterlesen ►

This is what IWS says about IWS. Members of International Womens Space and Break Isolation Group fight for the rights of refugee women in Germany. IWS is a feminist, anti-racist political group in Berlin with migrant, refugee, and non-migrant women as members. Jennifer Kamau is a Berlin-based activist and researcher. In 2012, she co-founded the International Women* Space (IWS). Lucy Nganga joined … weiterlesen ►

Lolo Gaynde offers sexological counseling. This is particularly important to Lolo's work: It is close to my heart that we learn to understand and categorize ourselves and our ideas about sexuality more closely. I want to arouse curiosity and interest in rethinking these and uncovering hidden shame. These are the goals of Lolo's offer: Talking about taboos is revolutionary. In this space we can … weiterlesen ►

This is what Ford Kelly says about Ford Kelly: Ford Kelly is a Black Alien (Queer Trans*) facilitator who lives, works and rests in Berlin. Their interests are within the areas of Afrofuturism and how this can be used to frame Black lives in daily movements. They work around dance and movement based research. You can find Ford on instagram: @soyfordkelly weiterlesen ►

This is what Naikee says about herself: I’m a brown Trans* women. I have been working in Berlin queer community for some years now, and more recently more actively with Casa Kua - Trans* Inter* Queer Community & Health Centre. Doing awareness for several queer partys adn festivals really made me realise how much care in the community is necessary. Participating in IN*VISION is a change to c … weiterlesen ►

Josephine Apraku is a scholar of African Studies. As an adjunct professor, Josephine Apraku has taught at the Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences and the Humboldt University of Berlin, and has written as a columnist for magazines such as EDITION F and Missy Magazine. These are the topics that particularly concern Josephine: I am particularly interested in the political in the private: … weiterlesen ►

This is what Aki says about herself: I am Aki (cis woman abled bodied of color) and have been practicing freelance theater of the oppressed and increasingly dance theater in different contexts (Latin America, Caucasus, Germany, India) since 2007; mostly with a specific focus on gender relations, racism and empowerment. I am convinced that social change must be thought of and with the body. In … weiterlesen ►

This is what Oyèmi says about herself: My name is Oyèmi Noize (she/her). I am a musician, part of the collective DECOLONOIZE and a social worker. Authenticity, community building & creating safer spaces are especially important to me. I think the IV is an important place and I hope the participants can take a lot for themselves. This is how Oyèmi describes her music: My music is about pe … weiterlesen ►

This is what AnouchK says about AnouchK: AnouchK Ibacka Valiente is a Cuban Agender Diasporic person born in 1971 in Havana by a Cuban mother and a Congolese father, raised in Paris and living in Europe until now. Organizing, bringing people together and sharing big dreams are an important part of AnouchK's life. TransFormations" (Trans Film Festival Berlin) has made this possible. AnouchK … weiterlesen ►