17:30 - 19:30
Am 31.03. ist Trans* Day of Visibility!
This is an annual day of action to make trans* realities visible. On the occasion of this day of action, we found it quite fitting that the editors Joy Reißner and Orlando Meier-Brix of "tin*stories – Trans | inter | non-binary history(n) since 1900” to a reading of the book in Kassel. 18 Authors have stories of trans* in this book, inter* and/or non-binary persons researched and written down, also to make their realities and lives visible.
About the book
Trans*, inter* and non-binary – certainly not a trend! A look at our history shows that.
We meet a lot of people there, media and narratives, who empower us today, touch and make you think. For example, there was Karl M. Baer, who published a book about his life as an inter* person. Or Liddy Bacroff, who was persecuted as a trans* woman and sex worker under National Socialism and wrote down her experiences. Oder Cornelia, who processed the coming out in her diary in the 1980s.
(Text from the edition assemblage publisher's website)
At a glance
Editor's reading of tin*stories
+ subsequent hangout
31.03.23 in the dye shop & in the Queer* presentation
Universitätsplatz 10 | 34127 Kassel
entry starting at 17:30 Clock | beginning 18 Clock, followed by a hang-out in the Queer*Referat
free entry.
The event is aimed at everyone, those in reality & History of TIN persons are interested.
Barriers
We ask participants, to test yourself for Corona on a daily basis.
The event takes place in German spoken language.
The dye works is a wheelchair-accessible and non-smoking place. There is unisex & Flint*-
toilets. No flashing lights or very loud noises are planned, but these can occur. There are various seats with and without armrests and with and without backrests. There is seating for overweight people. There is a defective guidance system for the blind. It is possible to buy drinks on site.
The nearest public transport stop is called Halitplatz. From there it's between 5 to 10 minutes walking/rolling distance. There are z.T. Paid parking nearby.
The event can be stimulating in terms of content. Especially when it comes to transphobia, Pathologization of trans* | inter* | non-binary people and right-wing violence(consequences) we issue a content warning. There is no awareness team on site.
Please take care of yourselves and your capacities.
The Queer* Report, where the hang out takes place, is in the same building and has similar barriers.
If you have any questions about barriers in advance, please contact us by email:
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