Breaking borders to build bridges: Women in Exile & Friends, 2002-2022
This publication is a space for voices that are often silenced, voices speaking about 20 years of political activism in a self-organized initiative of refugee women*. It is collectively written by Women in Exile and includes contributions by members of the group, our friends, sisters, children, and...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This publication is a space for voices that are often silenced, voices speaking about 20 years of political activism in a self-organized initiative of refugee women*. It is collectively written by Women in Exile and includes contributions by members of the group, our friends, sisters, children, and supporters. It is written on smartphones, paper or Laptops, in refugee Camps and safe Spaces. The publication talks about our history and how we came together as a group. How we have built intersectional bridges within our group and beyond, bridges of solidarity that we keep on building despite our differences. This book gives insights into issues that have been accompanying the group over the years: Reasons to leave home, the discriminatory asylum process, the situation in the refugee camps and the struggle for the abolishment of camps, the right to health care, freedom of movement, empowerment, self-reflection, cooperation with friends, and about renting our own safer space for refugee women*. The book entails pictures, a chronology and is written in English and German. A German translation can be found online. "We knew the journey had its ups and downswe had fears of troubles which could occurbut we knew sitting and waiting was no optionwe were the only ones who could determine our fateby riding together as women in this journeyWe knew breaking borders and building bridgescould result into a positive or negative outcomelife is too short to sit and moan over what ifs..we had to keep on moving, with a positive attitudeand to make the best of the situation. We heeded the wisdom of our ancestorsto walk together, to walk far, to lift one anotherto be our sisters keeper without caring aboutwhere we come from or our social backgroundsto seize the good, to change our lives" (Bethi) |
| Beschreibung: | Auf dem Umschlag: 20 years of Women in Exile |
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| ISBN: | 9783960421436 |
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INHALT
INTRODUCTION
..................................................................................
8
PART
1:
STORIES
FROM
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
..............................
11
MAKING
OUR
VOICES
LOUD
AND
CLEAR
-
ORGANIZING
FOR
FREEDOM
OF
MOVEMENT
AND
AGAINST
VOUCHERS
.........................................
12
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
&
FRIENDS
-
CHRONOLOGY
..................................
12
BETHI
.......................................................................................................
19
FLORENCE:
WHO
LIVES
UNDER
THAT
LAW
WITHOUT
BREAKING
IT?
.............
37
CONVERSATION
WITH
CARO
......................................................................
71
CONVERSATION
WITH
CHRISTELLE
................................................................
73
SHE
IS
A
RUNNER,
RUNNING
FROM
THE
CRUEL
WORLD
BUT
STILL
UNKNOWINGLY
RUNNING
TOWARDS
A
DIFFERENT
CRUELTY
MAKING
A
WAY
TO
EUROPE
................................................................................
75
JAS
..........................................................................................................
75
MU
..........................................................................................................77
HALIMA
....................................................................................................
79
SAUDA
....................................................................................................
82
SYLVIE
......................................................................................................
83
NATURAL
GIRL
(CHRISTINA)
.........................................................................
84
WHO
KNEW
I
COULD
DO
THIS?
EMPOWERING
EACH
OTHER
.
.
.
117
DORIS
.....................................................................................................
117
AMAL:
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
FEELS
LIKE
HOME
TO
ME
................................
120
MAMA
FROM
CAMEROON
.......................................................................
121
MARJAN
..................................................................................................
123
SARAH
.....................................................................................................
124
JANE
.....................................................................................................
126
LATER
I
LEARNED
THE
SURGERY
WAS
THE
REMOVAL
OF
MY
UTERUS
STRUGGLING
FOR
REPRODUCTIVE
JUSTICE
..........................................
131
JANE
.....................................................................................................
131
JADE
....................................................................................................
132
TAYEBA
..................................................................................................
134
PART
2:
CONVERSATIONS
OF
CHILDREN,
FRIENDS
AND
OUR
NETWORK
.............................................................................
136
UND
DA
SASSEN
WIR
DANN
AM
ENDE
AN
SO
NEM
RIESIGEN
TISCH.
CONVERSATIONS
WITH
CHILDREN
......................................................
137
GESPRAECH
ZWISCHEN
KHONGITH
(17
)
UND
PEER
...................................
137
GESPRAECH
ZWISCHEN
MANU
(12)
UND
PEER
.......................................
142
CONVERSATION
BETWEEN
MALIKIA
(11),
NEEMA
(8),
AND
BETHI
....
145
FRIENDSHIP
MEANS
HAVING
SOMEONE
IN
HEART
CONVERSATIONS
AMONG
THE
FRIENDS
.........................................
150
GESPRAECH
MIT
ALMUT
UEBER
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
&
FRIENDS
....................
163
WE
SHOULD
RELY
MORE
ON
WOMEN
IN
EXILE S
NETWORKS
AND
RESOURCES,
AND
NOT
ASSUME
THAT
THEY
ARE
DEPENDENT
ON
US.
CONVERSATION
WITH
OUR
NETWORK
................................................
167
KINDERBETREUNGS-KOLLEKTIV
BERLIN
.....................................................
167
FOR
A
NEW
FEMINIST
MOVEMENT
FOR
REPRODUCTIVE
JUSTICE
-
OUR
COLLABORATION
WITH
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
BY
DERYA
BINI§IK,
PROGRAMME
OFFICER
AT
GUNDA
WERNER
INSTITUTE
..................................................
176
GISELA
NOTZ:
EINE
AUSSERGEWOEHNLICHE
BEZIEHUNG
.............................
177
INITIATIVE
POTSDAM-KONVOI:
LETTER
TO
WOMEN*
IN
EXILE
....................
178
PRO
BLEIBERECHT:
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
AUF
TOUR
DURCH
MECK-POMM
.
.
179
SEEBRUECKE
POTSDAM
..........................................................................
180
GULZAT,
UTE
AND
NJAMBI
FROM
NINA
ABOUT
FEMINIST
CONNECT
.
.
180
PART
3
CONVERSATIONS
ABOUT
.......................................................
184
ADEFRA:
PRACTICING
INTERSECTIONAL
SOLIDARITY
UNDER
CONDITIONS
OF
HEIGHTENED
VULNERABILITY
......................................................
185
VANESSA
EILEEN
THOMPSON:
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
-
ABOLITIONIST
FEMINIST
ACTIVISM
AND
WORLD
MAKING
.......................................
187
SOLANGE:
SLAVERY
HAS
QUITE
SIMPLY
CHANGED
FORM,
BUT
REMAINS
THE
SAME
IN
SUBSTANCE
-
ON
OVER-EXPLOITATION
.....................
190
MARGRIT
SCHILLER:
YYIN
DER
EXISTENZ
DER
GEFLUECHTETEN
WIRD
SICHTBAR,
WAS
UNSICHTBAR
BLEIBEN
SOLL.
....................................
192
BETHI
AND
DO:
FROM
PERSONAL
PROBLEMS
TO
POLITICAL
ACTIVISM
.....................
195
MANIFESTO
.......................................................................
199
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
...........................................................................
200
DEMANDS
........................................................................................
202
CONTACTS,
NETWORKS
&
ADDRESSES
.................................
203
|
| adam_txt |
CONTENT
|
INHALT
INTRODUCTION
.
8
PART
1:
STORIES
FROM
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
.
11
"MAKING
OUR
VOICES
LOUD
AND
CLEAR"
-
ORGANIZING
FOR
FREEDOM
OF
MOVEMENT
AND
AGAINST
VOUCHERS
.
12
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
&
FRIENDS
-
CHRONOLOGY
.
12
BETHI
.
19
FLORENCE:
WHO
LIVES
UNDER
THAT
LAW
WITHOUT
BREAKING
IT?
.
37
CONVERSATION
WITH
CARO
.
71
CONVERSATION
WITH
CHRISTELLE
.
73
"SHE
IS
A
RUNNER,
RUNNING
FROM
THE
CRUEL
WORLD
BUT
STILL
UNKNOWINGLY
RUNNING
TOWARDS
A
DIFFERENT
CRUELTY"
MAKING
A
WAY
TO
EUROPE
.
75
JAS
.
75
MU
.77
HALIMA
.
79
SAUDA
.
82
SYLVIE
.
83
NATURAL
GIRL
(CHRISTINA)
.
84
"WHO
KNEW
I
COULD
DO
THIS?"
EMPOWERING
EACH
OTHER
.
.
.
117
DORIS
.
117
AMAL:
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
FEELS
LIKE
HOME
TO
ME
.
120
MAMA
FROM
CAMEROON
.
121
MARJAN
.
123
SARAH
.
124
JANE
.
126
"LATER
I
LEARNED
THE
SURGERY
WAS
THE
REMOVAL
OF
MY
UTERUS"
STRUGGLING
FOR
REPRODUCTIVE
JUSTICE
.
131
JANE
.
131
JADE
.
132
TAYEBA
.
134
PART
2:
CONVERSATIONS
OF
CHILDREN,
FRIENDS
AND
OUR
NETWORK
.
136
"UND
DA
SASSEN
WIR
DANN
AM
ENDE
AN
SO
'NEM
RIESIGEN
TISCH."
CONVERSATIONS
WITH
CHILDREN
.
137
GESPRAECH
ZWISCHEN
KHONGITH
(17
)
UND
PEER
.
137
GESPRAECH
ZWISCHEN
MANU
(12)
UND
PEER
.
142
CONVERSATION
BETWEEN
MALIKIA
(11),
NEEMA
(8),
AND
BETHI
.
145
"FRIENDSHIP
MEANS
HAVING
SOMEONE
IN
HEART"
CONVERSATIONS
AMONG
THE
FRIENDS
.
150
GESPRAECH
MIT
ALMUT
UEBER
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
&
FRIENDS
.
163
"WE
SHOULD
RELY
MORE
ON
WOMEN
IN
EXILE'S
NETWORKS
AND
RESOURCES,
AND
NOT
ASSUME
THAT
THEY
ARE
DEPENDENT
ON
US."
CONVERSATION
WITH
OUR
NETWORK
.
167
KINDERBETREUNGS-KOLLEKTIV
BERLIN
.
167
FOR
A
NEW
FEMINIST
MOVEMENT
FOR
REPRODUCTIVE
JUSTICE
-
OUR
COLLABORATION
WITH
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
BY
DERYA
BINI§IK,
PROGRAMME
OFFICER
AT
GUNDA
WERNER
INSTITUTE
.
176
GISELA
NOTZ:
EINE
AUSSERGEWOEHNLICHE
BEZIEHUNG
.
177
INITIATIVE
POTSDAM-KONVOI:
LETTER
TO
WOMEN*
IN
EXILE
.
178
PRO
BLEIBERECHT:
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
AUF
TOUR
DURCH
MECK-POMM
.
.
179
SEEBRUECKE
POTSDAM
.
180
GULZAT,
UTE
AND
NJAMBI
FROM
NINA
ABOUT
"FEMINIST
CONNECT"
.
.
180
PART
3
CONVERSATIONS
ABOUT
.
184
ADEFRA:
PRACTICING
INTERSECTIONAL
SOLIDARITY
UNDER
CONDITIONS
OF
HEIGHTENED
VULNERABILITY
.
185
VANESSA
EILEEN
THOMPSON:
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
-
ABOLITIONIST
FEMINIST
ACTIVISM
AND
WORLD
MAKING
.
187
SOLANGE:
"SLAVERY
HAS
QUITE
SIMPLY
CHANGED
FORM,
BUT
REMAINS
THE
SAME
IN
SUBSTANCE"
-
ON
OVER-EXPLOITATION
.
190
MARGRIT
SCHILLER:
YYIN
DER
EXISTENZ
DER
GEFLUECHTETEN
WIRD
SICHTBAR,
WAS
UNSICHTBAR
BLEIBEN
SOLL."
.
192
BETHI
AND
DO:
FROM
"PERSONAL
PROBLEMS"
TO
POLITICAL
ACTIVISM
.
195
MANIFESTO
.
199
WOMEN
IN
EXILE
.
200
DEMANDS
.
202
CONTACTS,
NETWORKS
&
ADDRESSES
.
203 |
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