Registered non-profit association · Berlin

Projects and formats

Regular community formats in Berlin – free of charge, open to everyone and supported in several languages.

Our formats in Berlin

Five regular formats form the core of our local work. Participation is free of charge; an informal e-mail is all it takes to sign up.

OngoingBerlin

Intercultural meet-up

Monthly · open to everyone

An open get-together with no fixed programme: people from Berlin's international communities and long-time locals talk over coffee and tea. No lecture, no sign-up sheet at the door – just come by and meet people you would otherwise never have crossed paths with.

Sign up for the next date →

OngoingBerlin

German through play – language game nights

Regular · all levels welcome

Vocabulary doesn't grow from word lists – it grows from use. At our game nights, German learners train their vocabulary through word and board games, mixed with native speakers, with plenty of laughter and zero exam pressure.

Join a game night →

OngoingBerlin

Film nights with a purpose

Regular · film + discussion

We screen films that grapple with something – migration, cohesion, European history – and hold a moderated conversation afterwards. The film is the occasion; the conversation afterwards is the real event.

Get invited →

OngoingBerlin

News in Dialogue

Regular · open to everyone

We watch a news segment together – for example from rbb or another public-service broadcaster – or read a newspaper article, and then discuss it as a group. Germans and people with a migration history share their perspectives on current events. The aim is to strengthen media literacy and active citizenship, and to foster intercultural dialogue on the issues shaping society.

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OngoingBerlin

Finding your way in Berlin – mentoring

Continuous · by arrangement

If you are new to Berlin, you can easily lose weeks on things that take an afternoon with the right person beside you: government offices, registrations, the education system, the first flat search. Our multilingual mentors guide newcomers through exactly these hurdles – in Russian, Slovak, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Czech or Turkish if you prefer.

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Become a partner organisation

Planning a KA1 or KA2 project and looking for a reliable partner with direct access to young people with a migration history in Berlin? You will find our registration details and profile on the page Erasmus+ and European projects – we are happy to send you our Partner Info Form.

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