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Still in touch – on queer friendships & poetic forms of resistance

Fotos des Filmseminars vom 16. September 2021 im District * School without Center

Fotos: Claudia Reinhardt

Einladung: (Invitation - english)
Poster: Still in Touch – 16 Sep 2021 (Download Poster PDF)
Program: (Download Flyer PDF)

Rund 50 Zuschauer*innen kamen am 16. September von 18–22 Uhr zur Filmveranstaltung „Still in touch – on queer friendhips & poetic forms of resistanceclipclub@district im Berliner Kunst- und Kulturzentrum District in der Malzfabrik zusammen. Kuratiert von Karin Michalski thematisierte der Abend die Schnittstellen von Kunst, transnationalem Aktivismus und Menschenrechten.

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Women Human Rights Defenders: How Intersectionality is put into Practice in Southern Africa

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Online-Talk: Thursday, 23 September 2021, 5 – 6 pm

Activists from lesbian, bi- and queer women’s collectives in Mozambique and Eswatini will inform us of the current developments that are impacting their work in their respective countries. They will explain how the concept of intersectionality is being put into practice amidst often violent challenges. We will also hear about the feminist strategy of the Coalition of African Lesbians (CAL) and their experiences.

We will also discuss  what the growing threat to LGBTI people in various countries means for us in Germany, particularly in view of the German government’s new LGBTI Inclusion Strategy for Foreign Policy and Development Cooperation.

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Still in touch – on queer friendships and poetic forms of resistance

Fotos des Filmseminars vom 16. September 2021

Einladung zur Filmveranstaltung am 16. Sep 2021

(all details in English below)

Wir laden herzlich ein zu unserer Filmveranstaltung „Still in touch – on queer friendships & poetic forms of resistance“. Der Abend thematisiert die Schnittstellen von Kunst, transnationalem Aktivismus und Menschenrechten. Eine Einladung zu Videokunst, Talks und Musik bei clipclub@district*. Als Präsenzveranstaltung!

Wann: Do, 16. September, 18:00–21:00 Uhr (Einlass ab 17 Uhr, Ende 22:00)
Wo:
district, Bessemer Str. 2, 12103 Berlin-Tempelhof/Malzfabrik

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The pink line – The new frontier in human rights

Invitation (english)
Einladung (deutsch)
Bericht (deutsch)
Buchrezension (Review — deutsch)

Online talk with author Mark Gevisser

South African author Mark Gevisser was invited to an online talk by the Hirschfeld-Eddy Foundation to present his new book The Pink Line: Journeys Across the World’s Queer Frontiers, which has recently also appeared in German. Klaus Jetz hosted the talk with the journalist from Cape Town.

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Online talk with Mark Gevisser about his new book about The Pink Line — the World´s Queer Frontiers and the fight for the human rights of LGBTIQ+ globally

Article (english)
Einladung (deutsch)
Bericht (deutsch)
Buchrezension (Review — deutsch)

The Hirschfeld-Eddy-Foundation cordially invites you to the Online talk with Mark Gevisser about his new fascinating book “The Pink Line — the World´s Queer Frontiers” and the fight for their rights of LGBTIQ+ people all over the world.

Tuesday, 22 June, 6 PM (CEST)

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LGBTI inclusion plan in development cooperation — Action plans from Sweden and Canada as models for Germany

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Beitrag

Online talk with experts from Sweden and Canada

On 12 May 2021 the Hirschfeld-Eddy Foundation (HES) held an online talk about LGBTI inclusion in the development cooperation work of both Sweden and Canada. The event was hosted by Sarah Kohrt. The guests from Sweden were Birgitta Weibahr from the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) and Marie Månson from the Swedish Federation for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Rights (RFSL). Doug Kerr, Executive Director of Dignity Network Canada, a coalition of Canadian organizations supporting LGBTI human rights, provided information from a Canadian perspective.

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LGBTI inclusion in Sweden´s and Canada´s development cooperation

The Hirschfeld-Eddy-Foundation cordially invites you to a Web-talk on LGBTI inclusion in Sweden´s and Canada´s development cooperation“ with Doug Kerr, Dignity Network Canada, Birgitta Weibahr, Sida and Marie Månson, RFSL
Wednesday, 12 May, 4–5 PM CEST

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Article

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LGBTI in Tunisia: A country of contradictions

Activists describe current developments in Tunisia

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Deutsch

Ten years have transpired since the “Arab Spring” was touched off in Tunisia. The country has had a new constitution now for seven years. But homosexuality is still criminalized under article 230, and large-scale protests have broken out numerous times since November 2020. Reports of arbitrary detention, violence and oppression against civil society are on the rise – what exactly is going on in the country?

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Tunisian LGBTI*Q+ – Between Violence, Disappointment and Hope

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Article

Hirschfeld-Eddy-Foundation cordially invites you to the Web-Talk: „Tunisian LGBTI*Q+ —  Between Violence, Disappointment and Hope“ with Syrine Boukadida and Asala Mdawkhy on Thursday, 15 April 2021 from 18:00–19:30 CEST.

Ten years after the Arab Spring uprising for democracy in Tunisia, the country is seeing an increasing number of protests as objection to the ongoing political unrest and the poor status of the economy. Protestors are on the streets, activists criticize authorities online, and rights groups blame the police for cracking down on them. Human rights activists estimate that about 2,000 people have been arrested so far this year, amongst them many LGBTI*Q+.

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Finally! The German government approves an LGBTI inclusion plan for foreign policy and development cooperation

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With this joint plan from the Foreign Office and Ministry for Economic Cooperation, the German government acts on calls from civil society since 2012.

On 3 March 2021 the cabinet approved the federal government’s “LGBTI inclusion plan for foreign policy and development cooperation”.