Specialist day | Invisible Struggles: Precarious living conditions for lesbian and queer people in Berlin

An event by Lesbian*Visible Berlin

Short version of the program

10 a.m.: Welcome

10:20 a.m.: Keynote by Katharina Oguntoye
Precarious living conditions from the perspective of a feminist and activist in the 1980s and 1990s

11 a.m.: Lecture by Kathrin* Schultz
Presentation of how QUEERHOME* works: anti-discrimination work regarding the preservation of housing, loss of housing, current statistics from homeless assistance

11:50 a.m.: Lecture by Elsa Paus and Eva Obernauer
Realities of life of older and lesbian*queer people in need of care and possibilities for diversity-sensitive care

13:30 p.m.: Workshops (parallel)

Radical self-care with Svenja Gräfen
Origins of self care as well as its meaning and political potential

Don't just take care of others: Acknowledging your own precarity with Anna Stiede
Precarity in your own everyday work, strategies, wishes

Moving Memories: Empowerment and Decolonization of Bodies with Isabel Kwarteng-Acheampong and Auro Orso
Recognizing one's own colonial patterns and prejudices, decolonial healing practices, memories as tools for decolonizing time and trauma

15.30:16 p.m. - XNUMX p.m.: Conclusion

Registration: lesbian.sichtbar.berlin@leslefam.de

Language: German

The detailed program and information about all speakers can be found here.

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