Dear friends,<\/p>\n
again some months have passed since our last newsletter and we have a lot to report.<\/p>\n
1. detention pending deportation:<\/strong> update from our speaker Immaculate Adet 1. detention pending deportation<\/u><\/strong> 2. workshops<\/u><\/strong> 2.1. Connecting the Dots: History – Power – Body<\/u> 2.2. Historical theater workshop: Stories of Resistance<\/u> Also read the publication of<\/a> the same name and try our postcolonial eLearning tool<\/a>!<\/p>\n 3. gentrification<\/u><\/strong> 4. reading material<\/u><\/strong>
\n2nd workshops:<\/strong> Two open events by glokal in Berlin and Munich in fall\/winter 2018.
\n3. gentrification: <\/strong>Support the email action of our house Lause 10!
\n4. reading material:<\/strong> three articles by glokal members<\/p>\n
\nOur colleague, glokal speaker Immaculate Adet, is still in deportation custody in Bavaria! We thank you for your emails and letters to Adet and for the pressure you have put on authorities and politicians. We continue to advocate for Adet together with a local alliance from Bayreuth. If you have ideas for further support, please contact us at info[\u00c4T]glokal[PUNKT]org<\/u>.<\/p>\n
\nIn our project Connecting the Dots<\/a> – Stories of Oppression and Resistance <\/a>, there will be two open workshops in November and December. Sign up quickly and spread the word! Places are limited.<\/p>\n
\nNovember 30, 2018, Munich, speakers Mariana Lo Sasso and Kristina Kontzi
\nHow can we excavate history(s), read them, remember them, make them audible and tangible, and use them for our designs for the future? In the workshop we bridge the gap between theory and emotional learning. Read more here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nDecember 14, 2018, Berlin, Speakers Aki Krishnamurthy and Sebastian Fleary
\nThe last 500 years have been marked not only by European expansion, conquest, exploitation, subjugation and genocide, but also always by resistance to them. Taking up glokal’s timeline method, we want to work exclusively with resistant and racialized perspectives in our workshop and focus on the long inspiring history of resistance. Read more here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nThe glokal office is located in Lausitzer Stra\u00dfe 10. The tenants of Lausitzer Stra\u00dfe 10 and 11 are a house community that has grown over decades. We are political and artistic initiatives, NGOs, craftspeople and creatives, families and residential communities.
\nIn December 2016, we became aware that the buildings, owned by the T\u00e6kker Group, were to be sold. In the brokerage firm’s expos\u00e9, a purchase price of a good 20 million euros was called for the property – an 800% increase in the purchase price. The T\u00e6kker Group had paid the city – under the government of the Red-Red Senate – only 2.3 million euros for the buildings in 2007.
\nNow the first notices are in the house! Please support our email campaign to J\u00f8rn T\u00e6kker. Here<\/a> you can find templates for emails. More background can be found on the Forever Lause<\/a> website.<\/p>\n
\nFinally, some reading material from glokal members: By Adam Baher on migrant struggles[here<\/a>], Daniel Bendix on the connection between flight and development[here<\/a>] and Carolin Philipp on neo-fascism in Greece[here<\/a>].<\/p>\n