ver.di’s Berlin district was founded on June 17, 2001. It is ver.di’s largest district and provides more than 50% of the DGB’s (German Trade Union Confederation) members in the capital. Besides a trade union’s typical tasks such as tariff policy, welfare policy, and economic policy, the district’s managing board has regarded it … Continue reading
The association for lesbians and gays Berlin-Brandenburg offers counseling and aims to counter biases and intolerance in constructive and pre-emptive ways. LSVD wishes to achive that LGBT persons are able to develop their personal ways of life in a self-determined way, free of juridical or other discrimination, free of … Continue reading
The TIPI AM KANZLERAMT, a marquee theatre with its impressive four supporting masts, is regarded as one of Berlin’s most exceptional event locations. Whether chanson, cabaret, variety, dance, daring artistry, musical comedy or magic – not only our visitors’ eyes and ears are delighted while here, but also their palate, as our … Continue reading
In the former West-Berlin’s specific social and political circumstances, in the district of Kreuzberg, then a social hot spot surrounded on three sides by the Berlin wall, a predecessor of today’s football club Türkiyemspor Berlin 1978 e.V. formed. … Continue reading
In Bad Nenndorf, a broad alliance of citizens has, together with the local sports club and anti-Fascist groups, protested the Nazi’s yearly funeral march in the beginning of August with shake dance and funny slogans. They showed how blocking Nazis can be fun. The action’s common objective was able to amplify the protest against … Continue reading
It is one thing that a road sweeping vehicle can charge five cubic meters of dirt and debris, and another that – measuring six meters in length and 2.4 in width – it takes up 14.4 square meters of space. In Neu-Ulm, a performance fair initiated by the city’s mayor stole the NPD’s limelight. On … Continue reading