Workshop by
Chiara and Lina, from Amazonen in Berlin

What do the warrior women of ancient mythology and the largest rainforest in the world have in common? We will explore the connections between the appropriation of women's bodies and the exploitation of land. Through an audio-sensory experience, you will be invited to reflect on the unexpected links between these two worlds.

Please bring a smartphone and suitable headphones for the audio experience. We will have a limited amount of headphones available on site if you do not have any.

Language: English
Level: No prior knowledge needed
Room: Small Garden
Max Participants: 15

Workshop by
Anne-Bénédict Girot, visual artist

Dive into the poetic world of cyanotypes: discover this ancient deep-blue photographic technique by creating photograms from gleaned plants.

You’ll prepare your own paper with light-sensitive chemicals, collect natural materials from the garden, and arrange them to form unique compositions. After a daylight exposure and a final rinse, your deep-blue prints will appear—each one a delicate trace of nature and light to take home with you.

Stain alert: Make sure to bring an old t-shirt/shirt! :)

Language: English
Level: No prior knowledge needed
Room: Big Room
Max Participants: 10

Presentation by
Mahoko Hoffmann and Ruben Rosendahl, members of Waldgarten Berlin-Britz e.V.

Do you know what a forest garden is? Do you sometimes think about gardening within your city and are curious about finding ways to make cities more liveable?

We will present to participants the 'waldgarten' Berlin-Britz and how it has been thought of as a sustainable communal garden. You'll learn about how such projects can favor biodiversity, improve the urban climate and strengthen social communities. You'll be able to ask Waldgarten members all your questions about edible gardens but also hear about the challenges facing such projects and useful tips to start your own!

Language: English
Level: No prior knowledge needed
Room: Big garden

Workshop with

Ella Shields, Consent Educator and Intimacy Activist

We've been conditioned from a young age to try to fit our bodies, relationships and ways of being to fit the status quo. With the rise of fascism in Germany, there will come a day when we need to choose - do we continue with the status quo or follow our own hearts and values?
For beginners in activist spaces, come unpack the ideology of consent as a tool to stand true to your convictions.

This workshop is all about the politics of tuning into the body. Expect embodied exercises, political theory discussions, and a playful attitude! We need to stand in joyful resistance. :)

Language: English
Level: No prior knowledge needed
Room: Small garden
Max Participants: 24

Sharing Circle with

Suzon Bachet, Co-Founder of Reclaim

Many of us discover our neurodivergence late in life—after years of masking and surviving in a world not made for us. In this circle, we share experiences of unmasking, rediscovering ourselves, and navigating the challenges and joys of being fully who we are.

Each person will have space to speak without interruption. They can express what they need (listening only, advice, etc.), and others will respond accordingly.

Whether you’re self-identified or questioning, you’re welcome here—no diagnosis needed.

Non-speaking participants are warmly invited to share through writing or any form of communication that suits them. Paper and pens will be available.

This workshop takes place in non-mixity: Neurodivergent FLINTA (female, lesbian, inter, non-binary, trans and agender people)
Language: English
Level: No prior knowledge needed
Room: Big Room
Max Participants: 10

Workshop/performance with

Kiki Carbonell, an earthling from Venezuela who's forever curious and values the power of community driven transformation, and Vero, a queerfeminist with a soft spot for dramatic voices and rhythms.

Community music aims to awaken the power of joyful musical connection.

In this workshop, we’ll co-create melodies and write lyrics together, giving voice to the issues we care about. Through playful exploration, we’ll tap into our natural musicality and raise a collective song that speaks our truths—loud and proud!

No previous musical experience needed - come as you are. :)

Language: English
Level: No prior knowledge needed
Room: Big garden

Workshop with

Josefine and Alison, psychologists and members of Aufstehen gegen Rassismus

We've all been there: during a conversation with colleagues or at a barbecue with the sports club, someone makes a remark that leaves us speechless. Later, we regret not speaking up, not pushing back, and letting a right-wing slogan go unchallenged. This is where our seminar comes in. It empowers you to recognize and understand these situations more clearly – and, most importantly, to act. You'll learn how to overcome that initial moment of shock, take a clear stand, and show: We will no longer tolerate this! In the (short teaser) seminar, we will look at your experiences, provide a theoretical overview and explore practical strategies for responding to discriminatory language in everyday settings.

Please note: This is a workshop focused on practicing allyship, not an empowerment space specifically designed for people affected by racism (BIPoC). However, everyone is welcome, and we strive to create a safer space for all participants.

Language: English
Level: No prior knowledge needed
Room: Small garden
Max Participants: 20

Workshop with

Alhys, Writer, Singer, Songwriter

Art can capture matters as momentous as a history steeped in its sociological context, and as elusive as the unseen, forgotten, or neglected aspects of our daily lives.

In this workshop, where art history meets narration, you are invited to take your pick from a selection of five paintings and to write an internal monologue exploring the thoughts and feelings of the depicted central character. The paintings are each culled from the works of five women artists and cover various themes such as sex, gender, violence, beauty, and maternity.

Participants may write in their preferred language.

Language: English
Level: No prior knowledge needed
Room: Big room
Max Participants: 15

Performance by

Slipper, musical collaboration between Sean Armstrong (SCT) and Rocky Lorelei (CA).

Closing the afternoon with the lo-fi warmth of Slipper, the psych-folk pop duo from Wedding, made up of Sean Armstrong and Rocky Lorelei. With cassette-recorded harmonies and dreamy guitar lines, their live set in the garden promises a soulful pause in the festival flow.

Room: Big garden

Panel moderated by Özgül Demiralp, Journalist & co-founder of Reclaim Ecofeminist Alliance e.V.

and with the following speakers
Ida Reihani, Journalist

Maryam Bahrani, Member of the collective Feminista

Ella Shields, Activist specialised in consent, conflict and community

From women-led Kurdish movements, ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ became a rallying call for a feminist revolution after the death of Jina Mahsa Amini in Iran sparked a nationwide and global outcry in 2022. What catalysed the momentum of this unprecedented event?

Moderated by journalist Özgül Demiralp, this panel brings together different voices for a conversation on the roots and resonance of this resistance movement, through community, solidarity and culture, and its ongoing impact within global contexts.

Language: English
Level: No prior knowledge needed
Room: Big room