24-hour emergency hotline Women for Women e.V.

0341 - 30 61 0800

ASL - Antisexist Support Leipzig

Amadeu Antonio Foundation

030 240 886 10

Antidiscrimination Office Saxony e.V.

0341 306 907 77

Berlin Initiative against Violence against Women - BIG e.V.

030 233 26 85 00

Federal Association of Research and Information Centres on Anti-Semitism (Bundesverband RIAS) e.V.

030 817 985 818

The Mobile Counselling Service against Right-Wing Extremism Berlin (MBR)

030 817 985 810

Women's Counselling Centre Women for Women e.V.

0341 30 68 896

GLADT e.V. Counselling

030 587 684 93 00

Initiative Barrier-Free Celebrations

0157 38795555

Initiative Black People in Germany IDS Bund

030 69817021

LGBTIQA* counselling RosaLinde Leipzig e.V.

0178 2173401

Queer Refugees Network RosaLinde Leipzig e.V.

0341 39 29 46 722

Queer Refugees Resilience Project RosaLinde Leipzig e.V.

0157 38 21 64 91

RAA Saxony Victim counselling for victims of right-wing violence Chemnitz and Plauen

0371 481 94 51

RAA Sachsen Victim counselling for victims of right-wing violence Dresden

0351 889 41 74

RAA Sachsen Victim counselling for victims of right-wing violence Leipzig

0341 225 49 57

RAAinbow Counselling & support for LGBTIQ* refugees RAA Leipzig

0176 212 805 04

Romano Sumnal e.V.

TransInterQueer e. V. Advisory Team

030 76 95 25 15

Triad - Counselling centre for offender-oriented anti-violence work

0341 3502133

Association of counselling centres for victims of right-wing, racist and anti-Semitic violence - VBRG e.V.

030 33 85 97 77

abk - autonomous counselling collective

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awer e.V. Leipzig

As Awer e.V., we offer a wide range of support in the awareness context. This includes organizing and providing awareness teams for events, supporting other groups in developing their own awareness concepts and setting up structures, as well as educational work in the form of awareness workshops. As an association, we advocate a sensitive and critical approach to power imbalances, hierarchies and discrimination. It is important to us to critically question our own privileges and positioning, as well as our work, and to continuously develop it further. We also advocate the appreciation and payment of care work such as awareness. We base our work on intersectional perspectives and generated knowledge about transformative justice and community accountability, which was originally developed by queer Black communities in the USA. The association has different levels of experience in the awareness context. Some people have been active in practical, conceptual or educational awareness for several years.