Referent*in #05 Ajayini Sathyan

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This is what Ajayini says about Ajayini: I am a gender non-binary/non-conforming FLINTA* BPOC activist*, certified queer peer counselor* and artist* from Tamil Nadu. In Germany, I study Gender and Diversity at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences. Ajayini is particularly concerned with these topics: When possible, I actively represent, queer refugees / FLINTA* BPOCs. I also engage with … weiterlesen ►

Referent*in #03 Tsepo Bollwinkel

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Tsepo about Tsepo: Tsepo, Black South African in German exile. Non-binary person with transition history, male performing. Tsepo brings this expertise: 35 years in the German and international cultural business, 20 years in political adult education - 60 years of (surviving) life. Tsepo is particularly concerned with these political issues: Practical Black Consciousness, critical whiteness … weiterlesen ►

Acts - Nashi 44

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Nashi44 stands for Asian Berlin Pussy Power. The viet-german rapper from Berlin has just released her first single "Aus der Pussy", with which she already has some live performances behind her. She has also made a name for herself through Insta-Rap videos and now delivers her impressive debut: The generally valid answer to the question "Where are you from?" is a sharp combination of sensitization … weiterlesen ►

Referent*in #01 Furat Abdulle

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Furat Abduelle about Furat: For several years I have been working as a spoken word artist, on the one hand to live out my writing passion and on the other hand to give voice to my anti-colonial, anti-racist and intersectional stance. In the past, I have organized several formats critical of power-structures. Among them, in 2018, as a board member of the Rosa-Luxemburg Stiftung RLP, I initiated … weiterlesen ►

Referent*in #02 Melli

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Melli about Melli: Melli's favorite way to show enthusiasm is to sing together. From a Black, queer perspective, Melli holds spaces of experience [Erfahrungsräume] in which the connection to one's own body and to each other are strengthened in order to gather strength and let emotions flow. Words of appreciation are very important to me. This is how I like to show my affection and love. I love to … weiterlesen ►

IN*VISION 2021 Update 02

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Hello dear ones, Here comes the next update on the planning status of the IN*VISION. Quite a lot has happened since May. AG Work The AG Work has started well. Currently there are 26 different WGs, which take care of all different areas of the IN*VISION. The big part of the work is to write messages with different people and groups and to find people for different tasks. Among others speakers, … weiterlesen ►

IN*VISION 2021 Update

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Hello dear ones, This is a very short update on the planning status and the content you can currently find on the homepage. As you might have noticed, we are in the process of organizing IN*VISION 2021, which will take place from September 8-12 under the motto erinnerung.intersektional.gestalten. (shaping remembrance intersectional) Since September we have taken care of financial applications, … weiterlesen ►

IN*VISION mitmachen beim Organisieren

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Hallo ihr Lieben, Nach langer Zeit der Stille freuen wir uns, euch mitteilen zu dürfen: Die IN*VISION geht in die fünfte Runde! Unter dem Motto erinnern.intersektional.gestalten soll sie im September 2021 (8.9 - 12.9)fünf Tage lang stattfinden. Erneut wollen wir einen Raum schaffen, in dem die Stimmen und Perspektiven von Schwarzen, Indigenous FrauenLesbenInterNonbinaryTransAgender Personen und FL … weiterlesen ►

Film - Moxn

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„Moxn“ (pronounced Moon) is a surrealistic art film about the transformation of body, identity and gender. The Titel refers to the spelling of WOMXN that is a more inclusive, progressive term that sheds light on prejudice and discrimination and institutional barriers womxn face but also includes trans women and women of colour. by Poliana Baumgarten weiterlesen ►