MIGRATING THROUGH NETWORKS
DIGITAL SPACE: MIGRATING THROUGH NETWORKS explores digital space from feminist migrant perspectives.
📍 Where? Stadtteilbibliothek Buch, Wiltbergstraße 19–23, 13125 Berlin
📅 When? Wednesday to Friday, 1–3 PM
📆 Dates:
May: 7–9 & 21–23
June: 4–6 & 18–20
July: 16–18
September: 3–5 & 17–19
October: 1–2 & 15–16
Through creative workshops and collective research, we explore how technology intersects with our everyday lives as migrant women and FLINTA* persons.
We reflect on digital tools and practices from a critical and personal perspective — how we connect, protect, and express ourselves in digital spaces.
Workshop topics include:
– Sharing Our Digital Lives
– Tech & Migration Storyboard
– Basic Digital Tools
– Digital Safety and Misinformation
– Digital Encounters: Collective Creation Time
These sessions are designed especially for those with little or no prior digital knowledge — no technical experience is required, just curiosity and the desire to explore together.
Together we produce a co-created digital documentation that brings visibility to our stories and opens space for new, collective imaginaries of technology.
These workshops are aimed at women and FLINTA* persons with refugee and migration experiences living in Buch and the surrounding areas.
Join us in navigating and reshaping the digital.
Funded within the framework of the 2025 Gender Budgeting Competition.
Accessibility
Dear visitors and participants,
We make every effort to provide individual accessibility information for each event. If you have further questions or a specific need, we encourage you to contact us at parkourinpankow@gmail.com
Registration required
No
Free offer
Yes
Age
18 years and older
Prior knowledge required
No
Simple language
Yes
Languages spoken
German, English
Transcription
No
Audio description for blind and visually impaired people
No
German Sign Language (DGS)
No
Barrier-free WC
Yes
Space for wheelchairs
Yes. The venue is located on the 1st floor and is accessible by lift.
Seating facilities
Yes
Loungers
No
Childcare
Only with registration
Access by public transport
Yes
Bus stop nearby
S Buch/Röbellweg & Alt-Buch/Wiltbergstr
S-Bahn station nearby
Buch / Elevator: Yes
Content comment
Experiences with discriminatory behaviour will be discussed – both from the perspective of those affected and those who practice it. The event requires the willingness and openness to deal with power dynamics and one’s own privileges. Affected persons are supported in finding a self-determined way of dealing with their experiences.
