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VOICES IN PUBLIC SPACE

2025
Process|Public space

VOICES IN PUBLIC SPACE explores public space from a feminist migrant perspective.

📍 Where? Stadtteilbibliothek Buch, Wiltbergstraße 19-23, 13125 Berlin
📅 When? Mondays, 1–3 PM

Through weekly workshops, mapping, and cultural interventions, we create a safe space for collective research on the use and perception of public space in Berlin-Buch from the perspective of women and FLINTA* persons. We make our experiences visible and propose new collective strategies, reflecting on access, safety, and participation in the city.

The library becomes a space for exchange and collective knowledge production. As a result, we develop a publication documenting our research, which will be presented to district and city officials responsible for gender equality.

These workshops and actions are intended for people with refugee and migration experiences living in Buch and the surrounding areas.

Join us in shaping new narratives in Berlin-Buch.

VOICES IN PUBLIC SPACE is funded within the framework of the Gender Budgeting Wettbewerb 2025.


*FLINTA is an acronym in German that stands for Frauen (women), Lesben (lesbians), Intergeschlechtliche (intersex), Nicht-binäre (non-binary), Trans (transgender), and Agender persons.

Registration & information:
Lucila GuichĂłn – mail@lucilaguichon.com / Phone: (030) 90295-6941
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As part of our workshop series for women and FLINTA persons, we offer two Awareness Sessions on Saturday, June 21, led by Chaska Stern, Coach for Civil Courage and Awareness Work.*
Registration & Info: mail@lucilaguichon.com / Tel: (030) 90295-6941

SESSION 1:
Advanced Awareness Session for Cultural Multipliers

In this session, we offer an advanced awareness workshop for cultural actors who already have basic experience in the field of awareness. We will focus on:

– Strengthening awareness structures for events and groups,
– Recognizing risks early and taking proactive action,
– Acting de-escalating and safely in conflict situations,
– Applying simple self-defense techniques,
– Developing approaches to advance awareness practices in local networks.

The workshop will be conducted in German. If you need a translation, please let us know in advance.

SESSION 2:
Awareness Workshop for Women and FLINTA Persons with Migration Background on Saturday, June 21, 2025 – 14:00-16:00*

Together, we will explore how to:

– Recognize and deal with dangerous situations,
– Respond with courage and self-confidence (civil courage),
– Protect ourselves with simple self-defense techniques,
– Support each other and avoid isolation.

– The workshop will be conducted in simple language.
– If you need a translation, please contact us in advance.
– Free childcare available (with registration)

Workshops by: Lucila GuichĂłn, Lisa Siomicheva and Valeria Schwarz

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.