Queens Against Borders: Ukrainian Queers relief

Ukrainian Queers relief will be a solidarity event from & for the trans and queer
artists of Berlin with Acts and performances by the residents of QAB plus, guests performers from (Iran, Egypt, Brazil and more) showcasing their Art and expressing their emotional and personal experiences with the audience. Acts of Spoken word, stand up comedy, singing, and dance will create the most beautiful night that allows us all to share the moment together and fundraise for a good cause, helping the Trans Queer community (in Ukraine because of the current circumstances and the refugees seeking support with an emphasis on QTIBIPoCs fleeing the country with no governmental support) as well as funding a program for the community allowing them to participate and learn self defense via classes and workshops. We would like to initiate this action due to the rising of hate crimes and violence against trans and queer people and People of Colour in our city. We are tired of being scared for our lives and hiding who we are...

Queens Against Borders can’t stay silent.

So for us to allow awareness and support the community by defending themselves. We will need all of our allies and members of the community to participate and support.

Artists participating:
Chiqui Love, wizzy xcx, Dornika, Keil Li Divon, Katrina von Morgenland, Aurah Jendafaaq

After party Dj Set by Hanaby
Live drawing session by the amazing Artist Rory Midhani.

Price:
Regular ticket: 15 €
Solidarity tickets: 20, 25, 30 €

People with low income (refugees, QTIBIPoCs) to send an email to Queensagainstborders@gmail.com for admission.

After paying all the artists and staff members, tickets sales will go directly to funding the self defense classes and supporting QTIBIPOCs in need.

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