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31st March is Trans* Day of Visibility, a day for protest and activism, but it is also a day for pride. Today, like any other day, we celebrate and honour trans* and non-binary people worldwide. We wish all trans* and non-binary people a wonderful Trans* Day of Visibility!
Who are you? I am a proud Black queer demifemme, embracing the richness of my identity. Beyond my roles as Community Manager and Coach, I lead RESET MOM, a healing circle dedicated to supporting Black girls and women with eating disorders. As a survivor myself, this work holds deep personal significance. Navigating the intersections of work and mental health empowers me, cultivating a sense of inclusivity and empowerment within our community.
BIWOC* Rising invites you to join our Community Iftar! An evening of sharing, eating, crying, and healing.
The proportion of women among refugees worldwide is 47%. 1/4 of fleeing women have experienced sexualized violence. 1/2 have experienced other forms of physical violence - before, during, and after the flight.
Roundtable Gespräch: Die Frage zu dem Zugang zu finanziellen Ressourcen, den Entscheidungsträgern bei der Vergabe von Fördergeldern und der Definition von förderungswürdigen Projekten beeinflusst maßgeblich unsere Gesellschaft und gestaltet unsere zukünftige Entwicklung.
In this workshop and group coaching session, we target the four bad habits of work: overwhelm, procrastination, perfectionism, and waiting for inspiration. You will leave knowing how to make your work habits more productive and sustainable.
INTERSECTIONAL WORK & SOCIAL CLUB
BIWOC* Rising is the first intersectional work & social club in Berlin and Germany. This safer space is exclusively for women, trans, inter and non-binary people who identify as Black, indigenous or of Colour! Through training programs, empowerment workshops, and a work-desk in the heart of Berlin-Kreuzberg, BIWOC* Rising is creating a new working culture – a working culture that transcends the white, homogenous, capitalist one that has been a core driver of gentrification and marginalization in Berlin.
