Are you questioning, agender, non-binary, inter*, genderfluid, or do you not (always) find yourself in a binary gender role in some other way?
Then come to our presence meeting on the 3rd Friday of the month at 6 pm at the Feminist Centre (Faulerstr. 20). (Binary, gender…what? Simply explained for whom the meeting is for, see below*)

Accesibility:
– Wheelchair accessible
– Sometimes there is a Cat in the rooms
– Many persons at the meeting can speak English. We can offer a translation too. For other languages please write us an email.

Attention: Do only open the entrance door via the electronic door or ring the bell! Both
are located one metre to the right of the door by the letterbox.

What happens?
We will start with a check-in round to get to know each other and share what we want to do and what our needs are.
Feel free to bring whatever you feel like, e.g. topics you would like to talk about, snacks (also some vegan/gluten-free)
Drinks, ideas, something to read (aloud), paint, make-up stuff, glue beards, craft stuff, painting stuff, games, clothes to swap, other ideas to structure the meeting….
or just you 🙂

The room
We are in the large room in the fz*, there are mats and blankets to make yourself comfortable on the wooden floor, but chairs can certainly be found. There is enough space to sit with distance, or to find a corner to be a bit more for yourself.
Next door is a kitchen for making tea.
Wheelchair Accessible: entrance (electric door knob), hallway, toilet, room, kitchen

Needs and barriers
Feel free to tell us what you need to feel good :), needs, hurdles, insecurities. E.g. would you like to meet someone beforehand to arrive together? Or do you need a translation during the meeting?
Feel free to write us a message and we will try to find solutions.
Come, leave, take a break, feel free to wear noice canceling headphones as you need!

We look forward to see you

For further question write us an email (info@trans-all.org)

* Simply explained for whom the meeting is:
You do not feel as a man, or as a woman.
But simply as a human being.
Or it changes, or flows into each other.
From the outside other people can not always see that.
That’s why it’s good to ask, if a person can be described with e.g. he, she, they, hen, or nin…. (these are pronouns). Or without pronouns and only with the name.
E.g. she laughs, they laughs, lio laughs….
More terms explained:
https://www.queerevents.ca/queer-resources/queer-dictionary