for the disabled, crazy ones, chronically ill queers and our friends
2. August, 14-18 Clock workshop, 18 p.m. eating together
to 28. Register in June

In the workshop we exchange ideas and feel into our bodies.
Together we look for ways into caring communities.
We ask ourselves:
What do communities mean to me??
What's stopping me?, to take good care of myself and others?
Where do I experience care??
And what does caring feel like??
We tell each other:
This is what we need for a community, where everyone takes good care of each other.
This is how we build caring community networks in Kassel.

Catering
Snacks and drinks will be available during the workshop.
The Queer Center takes care of that.
After the workshop we eat together.
Who can, brings food. We share, what we have.

Barriers
We are doing the workshop at the Queeren Zentrum Kassel.
You can find information about our hygiene and barriers here:
https://queereszentrumkassel.de/en/ueber-uns
The workshops are in spoken German.

registration
You register with an email.
Put it on
Writing, what you need, to be there well.
For example:
I need translation into German Sign Language.
I need a place to lie down.
After you register we will send you more information.

quest are Mael (they/they) and Zora (no pronouns).
We would like more rooms, in which we strengthen ourselves, relax and share our knowledge with each other.

for disabled, queer, and chronically ill queers and our friends
August 2, 2–6 p.m. workshop, 6 p.m. shared meal
Register by June 28 at

In the workshop, we’ll share our experiences and tune into our bodies.
Together, we’ll explore ways to build caring communities.
We’ll ask ourselves:
What do communities mean to me?
What prevents me from taking good care of myself and others?
Where do I experience care?
And what does care feel like?
We’ll share with each other:
This is what we need for a community where everyone takes good care of one another.
This is how we build caring community networks in Kassel.

Refreshments
Snacks and drinks will be provided during the workshops.
The Queer Center is taking care of that.
After the workshop, we’ll eat together.
If you can, bring some food. We’ll share what we have.

Accessibility
We’re holding the workshop at the Queer Center Kassel.
You can find information about our hygiene and accessibility measures here:
https://queereszentrumkassel.de/en/ueber-uns
The workshop is held in spoken German.

Registration
You can register by email.
Write to .
Let us know what you need to feel comfortable.
For example:
I need translation into German Sign Language.
I need a place to lie down.
After you register, we’ll send you more information.

quest are Mael (they/them) and Zora (no pronouns).
We hope for more spaces where we can recharge, relax, and share our knowledge with one another.