what we do

How can we create a space where diverse people with different backgrounds and experiences can feel comfortable? How can we avoid discrimination and (sexualised) violence in this context? How can we support those affected in these situations?

Whether at conferences, parties, exhibitions, demonstrations, festivals, performances or camps - at events of all kinds, many people come together to exchange ideas, have fun or be productive together. Nevertheless, visitors, organisers and artists regularly experience transgressions, discrimination and (sexualised) violence. The effects can be very diverse: from a ruined evening to long-term traumatic illnesses.

Our goal is to develop strategies to minimise (sexualised) violence and discrimination of all kinds at events and to support those affected.

• Training and advice on developing strategies for dealing with (sexualized) violence and discrimination at events and within companies.
• Networking and further training of awareness groups and initiatives
  
• Specialist meetings, conferences and public discussions
• Member of the Nightlife Coordination Group
• Multiplier trainings
• Conceptual work Awareness in schools, in sports clubs and in public spaces