Here are some of the first workshops!
A full program will be available mid August 🙂 We are happy for more contributions and proposals!
Walk-In Tattoo Studio
mit leninski0815 (INK AGAINST BORDERS) & miss.lenka.tattoo (Sous Berlin Studio) as well as talk about INK AGAINST BORDER** During the SAR Camp, we’ll be opening our mobile tattoo studio. No appointment needed, just drop by and choose one of our pre-stocked designs—spontaneously, directly, and with stance.
- we want to talk about how small ideas like INK AGAINST BORDERS can turn into a big solidarity event and exchange about collective visions. How can we organize such projects sustainably and long term and what do we need to continue with more creative ideas?
Turning state secrets into public pressure – how to use the Freedom of Information law for migrant justice
In this workshop, we’ll explore how groups and individuals working on migrant justice can leverage freedom of information laws across Germany and Europe to access crucial information and hold authorities accountable.
Reading: Waves of Solidarity – 10 Years of Civil Sea Rescue and the Syrian Revolution
Two authors approach it from very different starting points, yet converge in the salty waters of the Mediterranean: Luna Ali’s debut novel “Da waren Tage” (There Were Days) explores the experience of the Syrian diaspora in Central Europe in the face of the 2011 revolution and their long, brutal deportation. Chris Grodotzki’s reflection volume “Kein Land in Sicht” (No Land in Sight), published at the end of February, tells the story(s) of civilian sea rescue from 2015 to 2025 from the perspective of its activists.
Getting married for residence permit
Let’s talk about solidarity marriages! What is a protective marriage and how does it work? What hurdles and obstacles can be expected – and how can they be overcome?
AIRBORNE and the support of civil sea rescue from sky
Let’s talk about the current status of the AIRBORNE and the situation in the central med. ” Papaya Workshop A workshop prioritized for people coming from a medical background but also for whoever is interested: At any time (on Board) we can be faced with heavy bleeding after a miscarriage. Using the papaya as a uterus “model”, we can practice how to perform a vacuum aspiration. With only some instruments and the “Manual Vacuum Aspirationsyringe”(MVA) we show you how to perform an abortion and how to save lifes stopping a heavy uterine bleeding.
The iuventa-crew has won – but what can we learn from their seven-year legal struggle?
This talk won’t rehash the details of the case. Instead, we want to reflect together on the key lessons learned from our long legal and political struggle. What worked well? Where did we fall short? What did we achieve, and what did we mess up? Central themes for reflection and discussion include damaging narratives, privileged positions, political coalitions, and group dynamics. Join us for an honest conversation about the challenges and insights from seven years of collective endurance.