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Protest Signs in Community: Creative Resistance Workshop
Mon, Oct 26, 5:30 PMCome paint, draw, and make signs in community. No art skills needed. Donation-based, no barriers. Make your protest signs in community, before you need them. We don't know when the next protest is. But we can prepare now. Come paint, draw, and process your rage and hope with others who get it. No artistic skill needed. No cost barriers. All materials provided. Facilitated by Sadie Smith (registered counsellor) with trauma-informed, person-centred care. **What you need to know:** đïž Monday\, October 26 \| 18:30\-21:30 đ SPARK Collective, Markgrafendamm 20 đ° âŹ10â15 suggested (no one turned away) âż Wheelchair accessible \| 5 min from Ostkreuz â No registrationâjust show up đ§Ș COVID test before coming This is community care. This is creative resistance. Come make something with us.

Soundness Check Circle | Mental Health Support
Sun, Oct 18, 1:00 PMThis group is judgment-free community for anyone seeking connection, support, and meaningful conversations around mental well-being. Whatever you're going through, or if you simply want to connect with like-minded people, you're welcome here! (The location is confusing if you route from google maps. Please note that itâs at Choriner Str. 12, 10119 Berlin. Do note the street and house number to reach âïž the bar next to it is always closed so please donât get confused by it. we sit in the room in the back, if you arrive early, feel free to wait there.) What to expect in the circle: \- The first 45 minutes we can spend to get coffee and settle down \- On a volunteer basis\, each of the attendee will then get some time to share \- You can skip sharing\, there's no force on you to speak\, staying silent and listening is completely ok ///// âŠ.. /////// Code of conduct: đ There are no requirements or expectations of any kind. Speaking is encouraged but not compulsory. All issues are legitimate and deserve attention. Everyone is entitled to share their experience, including yourself. Speak honestly and respectfully. Try not to downplay or invalid other people's feelings, or your own. Pay attention to physical and emotional boundaries. Avoid raising your voice, interrupting or talking over anyone else. Be aware of how much youâre participating so everyone gets a chance to speak. Refrain from giving unsolicited advice; what works for you may not for others. Respect privacy during this dialogue and beyond. What is said during the Meetup is not meant to be repeated outside. Notify the facilitator if you feel distressed or upset, or if you find someone's behavior inappropriate. Feel free to step out if you need to. Last but not least, have respect for everyoneâs religious / cultural / nationality / race / gender / sexual / diverse backgrounds.

Neurodivergent Creative Sharing Circle (Collage/Scrapbook)
Mon, Oct 5, 4:00 PMJoin us for a creative gathering for neurodivergent people, including those with autism, ADHD, AuDHD, dyslexia, and similar neurodivergences. This meetup is a chance to make friends, chat, and enjoy arts and crafts with other neurodivergent individuals. **The event is free and there will be no donation box at the event, but your support is very much welcomed Donation Link: [Ko-fi](https://ko-fi.com/neurodivergentberlin)** **Where:** PopUp Gruppenraum 2 at Amerika Gedenkbibliothek. Each session offers different activities, with some focused on one project and others on exploring multiple creative outlets. **Activities may include:** * Clay work * Abstract painting * Finger painting * Creative journaling * Doodling and more We will provide some arts and crafts equipments but feel free to bring your own arts and craft tools if you want to do your own project. **Facilitators:** Agnieszka BĆaszczak (Aga), a multimedia artist, and Sheila (along with other occasional facilitators). **Important Notes:** * **If you canât attend, please edit your RSVP** to give the spot to others people. * The community is run by **neurodivergent volunteers, so please be kind and patient to us.** * Please bring **bring a container or bag to take your creation home** with you. * Bring sensory tools (headphones, stimming toys, etc.), and we will have some available. * A quiet corner will be provided for breaks. * This event is for late-diagnosed adults (18+). For childrenâs events, a parent or guardian must be present. See you there!

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Thu, Oct 15, 1:00 PM
Toastmasters Public Speaking - Practice effective Team Communication
Tue, Oct 6, 4:50 PM**Center Berlin Toastmasters: Put your words into action** New time: 7pm please arrive 10 minutes earlier. Join us for an exciting event where you can **put your words into action**! Toastmasters Berlin is hosting this **in-person event** at the **St. Lukas Church**. It's the perfect opportunity to enhance your public speaking skills, gain confidence, and connect with like-minded individuals. At Center Berlin Toastmasters, we believe in creating a supportive and encouraging environment for everyone. Whether you're a seasoned speaker or just starting out, you'll find a place to grow and improve your communication skills. Our experienced members will provide valuable feedback and guidance to help you become a more effective speaker. Don't miss this chance to **challenge yourself** and expand your horizons. Join us at the **St. Lukas Church** at 7:00 PM and let your words make an impact! **Aï»żgenda of the evening:** **Welcome and Introductions:** The Toastmaster of the Day (TMOD) often opens the meeting, who welcomes everyone and introduces the meeting's theme or agenda. The TMOD also introduces the key roles and functionaries for that session. **Prepared Speeches:** A significant portion of the meeting is dedicated to prepared speeches. Members working through various projects in the Toastmasters education program deliver speeches based on their chosen projects. Each speech is evaluated by a designated evaluator who provides feedback on strengths and areas for improvement. **Table Topics:** Table Topics is a segment where impromptu speaking skills are tested. The Table Topics Master presents a series of short, unprepared speaking challenges or questions, and members or guests are invited to come to the podium and give a brief, improvised response. **Evaluations:** Following the prepared speeches and Table Topics segment, evaluators provide constructive feedback to speakers. These evaluations focus on content, delivery, body language, and time management. The goal is to help speakers improve their speaking skills. **Reports and Functionary Roles:** The meeting may include various functionary roles, such as the Timer, Grammarian, Ah-Counter, and others, who report on their observations and contributions to the session. These roles help members improve their language and time management skills. **General Evaluator:** The General Evaluator provides an overall assessment of the meeting, highlighting what went well and offering suggestions for improvement. They may also evaluate the evaluators' performance. **Awards and Recognitions:** Toastmasters sessions often conclude with awards and recognitions, including the Best Speaker, Best Evaluator, and Best Table Topics Speaker. These awards encourage members to strive for excellence in their speaking and leadership abilities. **Closing:** The meeting concludes with closing remarks from the Toastmaster of the Day, who may express gratitude to participants and encourage them to continue their Toastmasters journey. **Networking and Socialising:** After the formal meeting, members and guests often have the opportunity to network, socialise, and discuss their experiences in a more relaxed setting. Address: Bernburger StraĂe 4-5, 10963 Berlin Phone: +49 160 2376546 Email: [cb.toastmasters.d95@gmail.com](mailto:cb.toastmasters.d95@gmail.com) Sï»żee you there!

Cripping Village - Dreaming Disability Justice in Queer Masculine Communities
Tue, Oct 6, 4:30 PM**Cripping Village - Dreaming Disability** with **BreandĂĄn Drewes** for **GBTQ men** **[Free event with registration](https://wearevillage.org/en/shop/cripping-village/w40-2026)** âCripping Villageâ is a four-part workshop series (possibly longer) centering the experiences of GBTQ\* men with disabilities, chronic (physical and/or mental) illnesses, and neurodivergence. Guided by community-building approaches, the series aims to provide participants with the opportunity to share experiences and foster a sense of belonging within this space of connection. Participants will engage with a wide range of topicsâsuch as discrimination and loneliness within the queer community, friendship, romance, sexuality, and disability politics. The goal is to lay the groundwork for a space where GBTQ\* men affected by ableism can practice community. Furthermore, participants are encouraged to introduce their own topics that they would like to explore. **General Information** **Accessibility:** to make it possible for as many interested people as possible to take part, we are happy to consider specific access needs or concerns andâwhere possibleâsupport them. A low-barrier toilet is available, and a mobile ramp can be provided for step-reduced access to the rooms. In the space there are different types of seating (wooden chairs and upholstered armchairs). **Language:** This event will take place in German and/or English depending on the groupâs needs. Unfortunately, we are not able to provide sign language interpretation at this time due to the costs involved and the difficulty of securing interpreters on short notice. If volunteers and/or participants are able to support with interpretation, we would be gratefulâplease get in touch via [events@wearevillage.org](events@wearevillage.org), so we can coordinate. **Cost:** free event with registration đ” **Cripping Village â Disability Justice in queer-maskulinen Communities ertrĂ€umen** mit **BreandĂĄn Drewes** fĂŒr **GBTQ+** ##### [Kostenlos mit Anmeldung](https://wearevillage.org/shop/cripping-village/w40-2026) âCripping Villageâ ist eine vierteilige Workshopserie (ggf. auch lĂ€nger), die die Erfahrungen von GBTQ\* MĂ€nnern mit Behinderungen, chronischen Erkrankungen, Neurodivergenz zentriert. Orientiert an AnsĂ€tzen von Community Building sollen die Teilnehmenden die Möglichkeit erhalten sich auszutauschen und in diesem Begegnungsraum somit ein GefĂŒhl von Zugehörigkeit zu erfahren. Es soll eine Auseinandersetzung mit verschiedensten Themen stattfinden, wie bspw. Diskriminierung und Einsamkeit in der queeren Community, Freund\*innenschaft, Romantik, SexualitĂ€t. Ziel ist es in ersten AnsĂ€tzen einen Ort zu schaffen, wo GBTQ\* MĂ€nner, die von Ableismus betroffen sind, Community praktizieren können. Die Teilnehmenden werden darĂŒberhinaus ermutigt eigene Themen einzubringen, die sie gerne bearbeiten möchten. **Hinweise** **Barrierefreiheit**: Damit alle Interessierten die Möglichkeit haben, am Event teilzunehmen, sind wir bereit, besondere BedĂŒrfnisse oder Anliegen zu berĂŒcksichtigen und gegebenenfalls nach unseren Möglichkeiten zu erfĂŒllen. Es stehen eine barrierearme Toilette sowie eine mobile Rampe fĂŒr den barrierearmen Zugang zu den RĂ€umlichkeiten zur VerfĂŒgung. AuĂerdem sind im Raum verschiedene Typen von Sitzgelegenheiten (HolzstĂŒhle, gepolsterte Sessel) vorhanden. **Sprache**: Diese Veranstaltung findet je nach Bedarf der Gruppe auf Deutsch und/oder Englisch statt. GebĂ€rdensprachdolmetschung können wir derzeit leider nicht anbieten, da dies mit Kosten verbunden ist und kurzfristig schwer zu organisieren sein kann. Wenn Freiwillige und/oder Teilnehmende bei der Verdolmetschung unterstĂŒtzen können, freuen wir uns ĂŒber eine Nachricht an [events@wearevillage.org,](events@wearevillage.org) damit wir das koordinieren können. **Kosten:** Kostenloses Event mit Anmeldung
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