Contents
Who is deSta?
How are colonialism and feminism connected?
Why is intersectional feminism important?
Who was Audre Lorde?
Who was May Ayim?
Info
- Duration
45 - 60 minutes
- Ort
Online / hybrid / or on site
- Gruppengröße
from 20 persons
What does it mean to look at a city from a Black and queer feminist perspective? In this Lunch & Learn with Justice Mvemba, founder of deSta- Dekoloniale Stadtführung, we dive into the struggles, stories and resistances of marginalized communities. The tour makes queer and Black feminist traces in Berlin's cityscape visible - often ignored or suppressed chapters of our history. For companies that deal with diversity, justice and inclusive corporate culture, this format offers important impulses, new perspectives and space for reflection. The input can optionally be supplemented by a guided city tour.
Interesting for
Hosted by Justice Mvemba
Justice is the founder of deSta and has years of experience with tours and workshops.
Testimonials & References
We have already worked with partners in these sectors:
Companies
Amazon, Airbnb, IHK, Figma
Public sector
Central State Library, C/O Berlin, Deschoolonize e.V.
Education
Nelson Mandela School, Heinz-Brandt School, Romain-Rolland Grammar School, Alice Salomon University, AWO
Frequently asked questions
What is the aim of this Lunch & Learn?
The format conveys intersectional, power-critical perspectives from black and queer feminism that are relevant in educational work and institutional practice.
Is the Lunch & Learn offered online or on site?
Both are possible - we adapt to the needs of the facility.
Are there any materials or further resources?
Yes, participants will receive supplementary materials and recommended reading on request.
Who is Lunch & Learn suitable for?
For teachers, educational professionals, education coordinators and anyone who wants to promote diversity and anti-discrimination in educational institutions.
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Our tours are a great way to get out of the office or classroom and experience the stories in the city for yourself.
