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Resisting Fascism—Strategies and Visions Against the Backlash

10/29/2026 11:00
[Translate to English:] Grafik mit rosa Hintergrund und schwarzem Textfeld zur Fachtagung „Faschisierung widerstehen – Strategien und Visionen gegen den Backlash“ am 29.10.2026.

[Translate to English:] Grafik: Migrationsrat Berlin e. V.

The symposium addresses attacks on the rights of marginalized people and communities. Participants will discuss strategies for responding to these developments. The event also aims to develop new perspectives and visions. It will take place at the Berlin Global Village in Neukölln.

What is this about?

The symposium addresses social developments that challenge the hard-won rights of marginalized people and communities. The focus is on possible counterstrategies and shared visions for the future.

What will be covered?

The event provides a space to discuss the social backlash and explore approaches to addressing it. María do Mar Castro Varela and Nikita Dhawan will be participating in the symposium.

Organization & Participation

The symposium will take place at the Berlin Global Village in Neukölln. Registration is available via the event page. It is organized by the Bildungswerk Berlin of the Heinrich Böll Foundation, Migrationsrat Berlin e. V., and Transaidency e. V.

Further information:

Visit the event page of the Berlin Migration Council e. V.

Target Audience Initiatives, associations, organizations, universities, and individuals engaged in anti-discrimination and educational work
Participation By registration, in person or online
Cost Free of charge
Date October 29, 2026
Venue Berlin Global Village, Am Sudhaus 2, 12053 Berlin
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Title
Location
Description
Nov 01 16:00

Ehrenamtsbüro Reinickendorf, vivo-Kulturkirche am See

The Reinickendorf Volunteer Office invites volunteers to a thank-you concert at the Dorfkirche Alt-Tegel. The Begegnungschor choir and the Teg’ler Zupforchester will perform music from various countries and eras. The concert is intended to honor volunteer work in Reinickendorf. Admission is free, but registration is required.
Nov 01 16:00

Ehrenamtsbüro Reinickendorf, vivo-Kulturkirche am See

The Reinickendorf Volunteer Office invites volunteers to a thank-you concert at the Dorfkirche Alt-Tegel. The Begegnungschor choir and the Teg’ler Zupforchester will perform music from various countries and eras. The concert is intended to honor volunteer work in Reinickendorf. Admission is free, but registration is required.
Oct 20 18:00
How do textbooks portray migration, diversity, and social belonging? In the NaDiRa Lecture Series, Prof. Dr. Riem Spielhaus presents the latest research findings on these questions. The lecture examines which social groups and perspectives are represented in educational media. It also addresses approaches to combating discrimination in schools and the classroom.
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 “Market 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 discussion will focus on barriers to volunteerism, the implications for democratic participation, and possible courses of action. Following the presentation, there will be time for exchange and discussion.

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