Open Call Info-session

Calling all artists, cultural and urban practitioners in Berlin!

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Berlin Mondiale is excited to invite you to join the open Call of Solidarity for 2023. The theme this year is " Art of togetherness".

We're looking for ideas, projects, and residencies that explore the practices of care and solidarity in our city. We want to develop and implement solidary approaches to the city with artists, children, young people, adults, seniors, and families from different neighborhoods in Berlin, to explore how spaces can be designed to promote solidarity and what expertise is needed to live together in harmony. The following questions can serve as inspiration for the theme: What does a city of solidarity look, feel, and sound like? What resources do we need to make it happen? And what is missing in our networks of solidarity?

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To learn more about our program and how you can get involved, head to the info package here!

Would you like to have more information?
Then Join our info sessions online on Zoom!
Berlin Mondiale team would be happy to walk you through the application process, show you the spaces you can apply to and to answer any questions you have! The sessions will also offer insights, thoughts, and tips to help participants prepare a successful application.

When and where can you register?
The session will take place on
Monday 3. April 2023 from 14-16 oclock

Registration is needed. Please write us at bewerbung@berlin-mondiale.de to register yourself and we will send you a Zoom link to join the meeting on the dates of the info sessions.
You can register up until 2 hours before the start of our online session.

Who can join the Info-session?
The session is open to art, culture and urban practitioners in the context of asylum, exile, and migration in Berlin.

In which language will the info session be?
The info sessions will take place in German and English languages. There will be a breakout room in zoom for each language.

We offer individual consultations with translations upon request to reduce language barriers.

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