Amaro Foro e.V. is a cross-cultural youth association of Roma and non-Roma. Together we work against antigypsyism and for equal opportunities and participation. We organize educational and after-school activities for young people, offer practical support in the social services and strengthen awareness-raising around the topic … Continue reading »

Volksbühne is a traditional theater in Berlin’s city center. Since its founding, Volksbühne has been committed to the development and impact of novel forms of stage direction. Built in 1914 by the architect Oskar Kaufmann, the house at Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz has a capacity of 800 seats. The construction of the theater was … Continue reading »

The Coalition for Pluralistic Public Discourse (CPPD) is a network of more than fifty intellectuals, scholars, and artists who work and conduct research on remembrance culture and diversity in a variety of ways. Founded in May 2021, the network aims to critique the status quo of German and European politics of remembrance, and … Continue reading »

The Society for Intercultural Coexistence e.V. (GIZ) has been a registered association since 2000, and from the beginning has been a non-profit association. GIZ e.V. is a certified youth welfare organization (since 2009), a certified BAMF integration course provider (since 2012), as well as a certified educational institution … Continue reading »

Since its foundation in 1982, on the former site of Roller machine factory, the association “Fabrik Osloer Straße e.V.” has developed into a socio-cultural center in Mitte (district of Wedding). Under its roof, the association houses numerous social and cultural projects as well as committed commercial enterprises. These … Continue reading »

The documentation and cultural center of German Sinti and Roma has been working against Antigypsyism for about 30 years. Due to its continuous work and its competence in terms of content, the center has gained wide recognition as a specialized institution both at a national and international level. The focus is on human rights … Continue reading »