From talking to taking action – program for March 8th 2025

The workshop invites participants to think together about new concepts for remembering the NS-era. The basics of queer NS persecution and the culture of remembrance will also be taught.

What do you want to change about the world? What does intersectionality mean? In this workshop, we will explore and work on political issues in a playful and creative way and connect the personal and the political.(with methods by Gal Harmat) This workshop wants to be easy to understand. Children, adults, people with learning difficulties etc. are welcome

If people make it into Fortress Europe at all in the future, they will be denied social participation at the latest by the tightening of laws. or misanthropic instruments such as the introduction of payment cards. Systematic exclusion is almost insurmountable, especially for groups of people facing multiple forms of discrimination. Here, we want to focus on queer refugees, for whom there are hardly any local support structures, which has an enormous impact on their everyday lives – and thus on their emotional and physical well-being.

from the legal situation, to the specific procedures with medical background, to care issues. We would like to convey to all participants what we believe everyone should know about abortions – regardless of whether you can become (unintentionally) pregnant or not.

We are going to look at the impact of feminist art and what inspiration we can draw for us and our actions.

This workshop deals with historical and current discourses around sex work from a (queer) feminist perspective, including a group discussion.

It’s easy: come join us on March 8th and exchange your cash for a voucher with their payment card and received cash from us in return.

(von der Knoblauchfahne)

The Corner Chor is a FLINTA* only choir that prefers to rehearse and perform in acoustically interesting public spaces. It is no coincidence that the word “corner” is in the name: the group emerged from rehearsals in the underpass at the Kongress am Park and uses spaces for joint performances and rehearsals.

Nina’s songs are sometimes more poetry, sometimes more self-therapy. Like some poeple write a diary, she sits down with her guitar or piano. her music consists of soft sounds, catchy melodies and different languages. by sharing her songs, she wants to create a connection – to feel together.

Julia Mo shares personal experiences in her music, accompanied by her guitar. She writes declarations of love to girlfriends, angry letters against discrimination and resentful, sentimental ballads to exes.

KDO is a musician from the queer scene. Her sound is strongly influenced by her emotions. With her varied beats and melodies, she brings together several genres. Not only pop and indie, but also RnB can be found in her songs. Te music is held together by an outstanding vocal performance.

Lise and Lisa have been conquering stages together since 2024 with rousing beats and a clear message in a modern mix of German and English pop, indie and rap. Their music is an angry, funny and empowering soundtrack for everyone who’s had enough of social inequalities.