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Only events that are clearly related to civic engagement, volunteer work, or civic participation in Berlin are posted on engagiertes.berlin.

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  • Opportunities for exchange, networking, and collaboration
  • Opportunities for participation and engagement
  • Recognition and appreciation initiatives for volunteers
  • Expert and strategy events in the context of civic engagement

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  • Events and programs that require a fee
  • Events that are purely promotional or sales-oriented
  • Commercial events with no connection to the public good
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  • Content not relevant to Berlin or civic engagement

Clusters for classification

  • Recognition: Honoring volunteers and initiatives
  • Network: Exchange, knowledge, cooperation
  • Participation: Activities and active involvement
  • Support: Development and structure of civic engagement

Between Acceptance and Exclusion

08/27/2026 14:00
An event presented by Landesnetzwerk Bürgerengagement Berlin (LNBE)
[Translate to English:] Im Vordergrund sind grüne Blätter einer Zimmerpflanze zu sehen. Im unscharfen Hintergrund zeigt ein Laptop eine Videokonferenz mit mehreren Personen.

[Translate to English:] Foto: Compagnons, Unsplash

The event addresses racism and discrimination in volunteer work among migrants. It will present qualitative research findings and the perspectives of migrants involved in volunteer work. The focus will be on barriers to volunteerism, the implications for democratic participation, and possible courses of action. Afterward, there will be time for exchange and discussion.

What is this event about?

The event explores racism and discrimination in volunteer work among migrants. It focuses on how such experiences influence volunteer engagement and what consequences they have for social and democratic participation.

Who is it for?

No specific target audience is mentioned on the event page.

What will be covered?

Anna-Maria Meuth from DeZIM will present qualitative research findings and the perspectives of migrants involved in volunteer work. The discussion will address discrimination as a barrier to civic engagement as well as possible courses of action.

What will you take away from it?

You’ll gain insights into experiences of discrimination in volunteer work by people with immigrant backgrounds and their potential consequences. In the discussion that follows, you’ll have the opportunity to discuss the findings in light of current societal developments.

Organization & Participation

The event will take place online via Zoom. Registration via the event page is required for free participation. There is no specified registration deadline.

Further Information

Target Audience Volunteers
Participation Format By registration, online
Cost Free of charge
Date August 27, 2026
Time 2:00–4:00 p . m.
Venue Online via Zoom
Date
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Location
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Sep 11 12:30

Bundesnetzwerk Bürgerschaftliches Engagement (BBE)

The kickoff event marks the start of the 22nd Week of Civic Engagement. The focus is on this year’s theme, “Shaping the Future Together.” You can look forward to a panel discussion, examples of civic engagement, and the “Marketplace of Togetherness.” The event will take place at the Representative Office of the Free State of Thuringia to the Federal Government in Berlin.
Aug 27 14:00

Landesnetzwerk Bürgerengagement Berlin (LNBE)

The event addresses racism and discrimination in volunteer work among migrants. It will present qualitative research findings and the perspectives of migrants involved in volunteer work. The focus will be on barriers to volunteerism, the implications for democratic participation, and possible courses of action. Afterward, there will be time for exchange and discussion.

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