It’s the most important time of the year again! Everyone who wants to relax a little bit before or after the demonstrations on the 1st of May is welcome to join our BBQ at the Lokal. Apart from that, we offer the very exciting Organizing 4 Power Workshops at the beginning of May and our usual meetings.
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We are hosting our next 2-day Organiser Training 101 in English with the IWW (UK and Germany), from 09:00-17:00, Saturday 6 June to Sunday 7 June. The OT101 is an intensive training that will give you what you need to build an organising committee at your workplace.
The upcoming labour law seminar will focus on the topic of protection against discrimination. The seminar will be led by lawyer Selina Sellemerten and will provide a basic understanding of what constitutes discrimination under the General Act on Equal Treatment (AGG).
These days, German policy is clear: reintroducing conscription, limitless military spending, and talk of “readiness for war.” But resistance is also growing.
In the talk “From Militarization to Military Service — Lessons in Resistance from Israeli Civil Society,” Or, a conscientious objector and activist from the Israeli organization New Profile, reports on what we can learn from those resisting militarization, conscription, and war.
How can we organize, lead, and win labour struggles? This advanced training by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung builds on Organizing4Power (O4P) fundamentals and focuses on targets, escalation, and structure tests for your Plan to Win. You’ll deepen your understanding of social relations on the ground and strengthen your organizing conversations and strategies. A short recap will be provided, so you can still join without attending Level 1.
May Day, May Day! The ongoing attacks on the labour movement and its achievements threaten our already precarious working and living conditions. That is why we, FAU Berlin, are calling for everyone to take to the streets on 1 May – together in the class-struggle block!