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I sit here again, trying to write a ten-year reflection about KS. It should be an easy task. So much has occurred in the past ten years that I thought the challenge would be when to stop writing, not necessarily where to begin. I originally wanted this blog to be finished and posted last Wednesday, which would have been the 10-day countdown to the 10th anniversary; it would have been pretty cool. However, …
Welcome to Kulturschöpfer’s very first parklet! As you stroll down Kadiner Straße during the spring and summer seasons, you’ll notice a group of people gathered around a cozy little brown table in front of Kulturschöpfer’s open door. Laughter fills the air as they enjoy coffee or lunch together …
In this week’s blog, one of our volunteers shares his experience at Kulturschöpfer. He talks about his move to Berlin and then goes into details about the Kulturschöpfer community, its success, and how it has impacted him.
In this week’s blog, one of our interns shares her experience attending a Kulturschoepfer lunch for the first time. She offers her view on how sharing a multicultural meal is an opportunity to come together, celebrate, and build a stronger, more connected community.
Do you ever feel like you're stuck on a never-ending treadmill of life? Always moving, but never really going anywhere? In this thought-provoking article, we explore the concept of wandering and why it's so important to break away from the beaten path every once in a while. With the pandemic causing information overload and distractions at every turn, it's more important than ever to seek an escape and allow yourself to experience something new. This author's personal journey reveals that a goal-oriented approach to life can sometimes blind us to the beauty of wandering and the magic it can bring. By sacrificing our plans and agendas, we open ourselves up to the wonder and awe that comes with exploring uncharted territory. So let go of your preconceived notions and join us as we embrace the power of wandering - it just might lead you to something wondrous!
Since our motto is that everybody can become a culture maker, we wanted to help even the smallest ones among us become cultural creators themselves. KS collaborated with lovely artists from the initiative „Technai" to help implement creative projects in three different schools throughout Friedrichshain and Lichtenberg. This initiative started in the spring of 2020. KS wants to make sure that everyone can participate in artistic and cultural activities, regardless of age, in order to create an open environment where equality and integration are on the daily agenda. The artistic workshops within the schools showed us how integration can be handled if we are collaborating creatively and are ready to face challenges together. We have a new post on our blog, in which we are reviewing our experiences during those amazing school projects. Feel free to check it out and see how even the little ones have started to become integration masters.
Discover the beauty of abandonment in this thought-provoking article. Explore the connection between control and abandonment and learn how releasing control can bring greater peace, love and shalom to our lives. This piece delves into the healthy aspects of abandonment, the freedom that comes with releasing control, and the greater love that can be brought to relationships. The article argues that loving others does not mean controlling them and encourages us to learn to love and thrive without control. Embrace the journey of learning to abandon and find peace and fullness in life.
Find the explanation about our longing for community and how to works our individualism!
Explore what it is precisely about immigration and integration and how you can manage all problems moving to another country.
Reading this article, you could reconsider your career and, moreover, change your work!
Here you can find how our Community can affect our culture and wise and vice versa!
It is the end of 2023, it is hard to believe that we are closing out another year. At the end of each year, our team takes a two-week break to rest. We shut down and go into a little hibernation. Reason being, is that our small team deserves it, without question!