Strictly Business #44: Beliban zu Stolberg

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Strictly Business #44: Beliban zu Stolberg

 

Writing as a craft, a job, and a way to connect—Beliban zu Stolberg shares her journey through prose, screenwriting, and the realities of working in the arts. A conversation on storytelling, struggles, and why culture matters. 🎬📖✨

This is also a glimpse into who you’ll meet in our BIWOC* Rising space—powerful creatives like Beliban, shaping culture and pushing boundaries. Thank you, Beliban, for enriching our physical space and now also sharing your experiences and insights with our online community!

‚Strictly Business‘ is our monthly series on Instagram, where BIW*oC and TIN*BIPOC introduce themselves, their business/project, and their personal journey. Stay tuned for the next one! 🫂

Strictly Business #4: Loretta Mpame Oneke Ntui

I am Loretta from Cameroon, West Africa. I am a Human Rights, and Anti-Racism Activist, Business and Brand ConsultantNonprofit and Community Developer Expert, an Entrepreneur and a Single Mother. In 2019, I moved to Berlin, Germany to start a new life Journey…

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Strictly Business #38: Cérise C. Carson

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.

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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.

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