The Bees Don’t Sting No More

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The era of the last generation of World War II witnesses has begun. This project aims to collect individual stories of flight and displacement that occurred after the war from formerly (occupied) German territories.

On Every Other Day

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On the night of August 05, 2020, 15-year-old Noelle comes across a random man at the train station on her way home. An hour later, she is dead. According to the investigation, the man ...

Forensic Psychiatry for ZEIT Online

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"Women should currently not work in a forensic psychatry.", says Julia Heise (name changed) who has been attacked working there as doctor. She is referring to the current conditions which have been worsening for years but are not taken seriously enough by politicians.

„Women should currently not work in a forensic psychatry.“, says Julia Heise (name changed) who has been attacked working there as doctor. She is referring to the current conditions which have been worsening for years but are not taken seriously enough by politicians. Too many patients, too little staff, too many vacant positions – all factors that reinforce each other and regularly lead to outbreaks and attacks against the people working there, oftentimes women.

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IGNOSCENTIA

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Sina Niemeyer describes and processes her own experiences with child sexual abuse. Radically subjective, yet globally applicable she manages to ...

Renan Manhães & Medhat Aldaabal: Watched C-beams Glitter in the Dark

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Renan and Medhat are two performers in Berlin. Their work amplifies and dissolves masculinities at the same time. Playing with dualisms, their bodies merge softly into each other, becoming one, yet showing their differences and therefore allowing us to witness fragility, the core of what makes us human.

Renan and Medhat are two performers in Berlin. Their work amplifies and dissolves masculinities at the same time. Playing with dualisms, their bodies merge softly into each other, becoming one, yet showing their differences and therefore allowing us to witness fragility, the core of what makes us human.

The Many Wives Of Mr. _

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Based on an accidental find with letters from Filippinas willing to marry to a Berlin bachelor in the 1980s, Sina Niemeyer gives a differentiated insight view on the highly stigmatized centuries-old business of so-called mail-order brides.

Body Identity Dysphoria for ZEIT Magazin

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Klaus suffers from a rare condition called BID (Body Identity Disphoria) which describes the incoherence of the physical and the felt body meaning that affected persons feel that certain parts of the body don't belong to them and want to get rid of them.

Klaus wants to lose his lower right leg but due to little knowledge and acceptance about this condition he hasn’t yet found a doctor who wants to legally perform this surgery on him. He fears to be stigmatized and therefore wants to remain anonymous.

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