In Audre’s Footsteps amplifies the resistive and generative experiences of women of color educators, artists, activists, and scholars in Berlin and the U.S. who consider themselves friends in the struggle.

In Audre’s Footsteps amplifies the resistive and generative experiences of women of color educators, artists, activists, and scholars in Berlin and the U.S. who consider themselves friends in the struggle.

A poetry collection which explores the contradictions and complexities of belonging, of “home” and of self from the perspective of a German of African descent.

This intimate collection of letters from Queer Black writers from the diaspora is a declaration of love to the beauty, strength, and resilience of their ancestors – past and present – as they continue to carve their own way into the future. Each letter provides a space for the reader to feel seen, heard, and comforted through prose. Each page illustrates a unique community effort born out of the wants and needs of those that have come to recognize that, sometimes, all you need to feel supported and continue to thrive are the words from those that understand the path you were born into.

Er war eigentlich gar nicht der Typ, der eine Bewegung führen sollte – bis er es werden musste. He wasn’t the kind of person to lead a movement – until he had to be.

'The Little Book of Big Visions' ist das erste Buch, das sich exklusiv medienübergreifend mit Schwarzen Kulturschaffenden in Deutschland beschäftigt und insbesondere diesen eine Stimme gibt. Der Fokus, der über Rassismus als gegenwärtiges Problem hinausweist und sich auf die visionäre Auseinandersetzung mit einer Zukunft, in der Gleichberechtigung herrscht, bezieht, ist in diesem Kontext ebenfalls einzigartig.

Portraits von in Deutschland lebenden Schwarzen Frauen - und ihre Fragen an die Leser*innen.

The German language exhibition ›Homestory Deutschland‹ is a collective self-portrait of Black people in Germany. The exhibition contains pivoting panels that have portrait pictures on one side, and personal stories on the other. The accompanying catalogue revives the interactive experience of the exhibition. As a parallel to the turning of the panels, an action that requires visitors to physically interact with the exhibition, the pages of the catalogue need to be separated in order that the personal stories contained within them can become visible. The German-language catalogue will appear for the first time in the Witnessed Series in English translation. Portraits about: Anton Wilhelm Amo, Ekpenyong Ani, Olumide Popoola, Theodor Wonja Michael, Bärbel Kampmann, Jean-Pierre Felix-Eyoum, Hans Hauck, Stephen Lawson, Billy Mo, Ama-Pokua von Pereira, Fasia Jansen, Nisma Cherrat, Mike Reichel, Gabriela Willbold, Kofi Yakpo, El Loko, Otto Addo, Fatima El-Tayeb, Henriette Alexander, May Ayim, Onejiru, Ria Cheatom, Sunday E. Omwenyeke, Martin Dibobe, Peggy Piesche, Carl Camurça and Austen Peter Brandt

Ein faszinierendes Theaterstück, das in den Alltag einer nigerianischen Diaspora eintaucht, um ein bewegendes Stück deutsch-nigerianischer Geschichte zu erzählen. Rassismus in Deutschland vertreibt einen Nigerianer, der zwei afrodeutsche Kinder in Deutschland zurücklässt.