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Von der Notwendigkeit empowermentorientierter antisemitismus- und rassismuskritischer Räume
On the need for empowerment-oriented spaces that are critical of anti-Semitism and racism
Event by: Bet Debora
Location: ibis Berlin Mitte, Prenzlauer Allee 4, Berlin - Bezirk Pankow
About event
All-day workshop on November 23rd, 2025 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., location will be announced upon registration.
Register to [email protected]
Racism and anti-Semitism are historical and current violent relationships with different development histories and many interconnections. The similarities all too often fade into the background when, for example, one of the two inequality relationships is ignored or anti-Semitism and racism are played off against each other.
It is our concern to create a common space for exchange and negotiation in order to bring the intersections and effects of anti-Semitism and racism to the fore - away from dominant society projections. We know the emotional burden that this confrontation often brings with it. Spaces in which enduring ambivalence and simultaneity is practiced from an empowerment-oriented perspective can be all the more strengthening and lay the foundation for joint intersectional queer feminist action.
Note from the speakers: The workshop is open to FLINTA+ with experiences of racism and/or anti-Semitism. An examination of both subject areas is the basis for the joint workshop.
We are happy to answer any questions.
Golschan Ahmad Haschemi is a cultural scientist, freelance artist and lecturer.
She works at the interfaces of artistic, political and scientific theory and practice, including intersectional queer feminism, criticism of racism and anti-Semitism.
She writes, performs, teaches and researches on hegemonic and counter-hegemonic practices.
Romina Wiegemann heads the pedagogy and nationwide educational work of the Competence Center for Anti-Semitism Critical Education and Research (KOAS). Her work focuses on the implementation of professionalization processes for specialists and managers that are critical of anti-Semitism and discrimination. She has a wide range of experience in project, specialist and strategy consulting critical of anti-Semitism, as well as in advising those affected by anti-Semitism and discrimination.
Register to [email protected]
Racism and anti-Semitism are historical and current violent relationships with different development histories and many interconnections. The similarities all too often fade into the background when, for example, one of the two inequality relationships is ignored or anti-Semitism and racism are played off against each other.
It is our concern to create a common space for exchange and negotiation in order to bring the intersections and effects of anti-Semitism and racism to the fore - away from dominant society projections. We know the emotional burden that this confrontation often brings with it. Spaces in which enduring ambivalence and simultaneity is practiced from an empowerment-oriented perspective can be all the more strengthening and lay the foundation for joint intersectional queer feminist action.
Note from the speakers: The workshop is open to FLINTA+ with experiences of racism and/or anti-Semitism. An examination of both subject areas is the basis for the joint workshop.
We are happy to answer any questions.
Golschan Ahmad Haschemi is a cultural scientist, freelance artist and lecturer.
She works at the interfaces of artistic, political and scientific theory and practice, including intersectional queer feminism, criticism of racism and anti-Semitism.
She writes, performs, teaches and researches on hegemonic and counter-hegemonic practices.
Romina Wiegemann heads the pedagogy and nationwide educational work of the Competence Center for Anti-Semitism Critical Education and Research (KOAS). Her work focuses on the implementation of professionalization processes for specialists and managers that are critical of anti-Semitism and discrimination. She has a wide range of experience in project, specialist and strategy consulting critical of anti-Semitism, as well as in advising those affected by anti-Semitism and discrimination.