FSK rassismuskritisch gestalten

Im März beginnt im FSK der Prozess „FSK rassismuskritisch gestalten“. Mit Workshops und Veranstaltungen von BIPoC-Radiomachenden und Expert*innen der rassismuskritischen Bildungsarbeit wollen wir Sensibilität schaffen, Zugänge öffnen, Empowerment Räume ermöglichen und Barrieren abbauen. Denn das FSK hat zwar den Anspruch,

„Ort zu sein, an dem Betroffene von Unterdrückung, Ausbeutung und Diskriminierung selbst produzieren“,

wird diesem Anspruch aber was Rassismus (und anderen Diskriminierungsformen) angeht, viel zu selten gerecht. In einer rassistischen Gesellschaft, die uns alle prägt, kommt es natürlich auch in linken, selbstorganisierten Zusammenhängen wie dem FSK zu rassistischen Vorfällen und Strukturen. Mit der Veranstaltungsreihe wollen wir als kollektive Struktur anfangen, diese Verhältnisse zu verändern und die Vielfalt, die in unserem Sender schon besteht, zu stärken und mehr Menschen dazu ermutigen, Teil des FSK zu werden.

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In March, FSK will begin the process of “FSK racism-critical”. With workshops and events by BIPoC radio participants and experts in racism-critical educational work, we want to create sensitivity, open access, enable empowerment spaces and break down barriers. For the FSK does claim,

“to be a place where those affected by oppression, exploitation and discrimination produce themselves”,

but it rarely lives up to this claim when it comes to racism (and other forms of discrimination). In a racist society that shapes us all, racist incidents and structures naturally also occur in leftist, self-organised contexts like the FSK. With the series of events, we want to collectively change these conditions and strengthen the diversity that already exists in our station and encourage more people to become part of the FSK.

by Larry Macaulay (Founder of Refugee Radio Network, Vice President of the Community Media Forum Europe) with guests

Rufine Nadège Songué – Regional coordinator Netzwerk medien.vielfalt!, Freiburg

and

Anas Aboura – Cultural Activist curator of Revolutionary Souq & Migrantpolitan Kampnagel, Hamburg

in the Studios of FSK in Gängeviertel (Valentinskamp 34a, Hamburg)

on the 11th of March at 12:00 o’clock.

The Workshop will examine Racism and information pollution in the media and will:

➢ Encourage people with diverse backgrounds to get involved in intercultural audio productions (especially women from minority groups / migrants and refugees).

➢ Discuss and test sustainable formats for multilingual programs.

➢ Produce joint programmes during and after the workshop.

Participation is free of charge. If you have any questions, please send an E-Mail to: dubdidoo@posteo.de

Our studios can be reached by elevator. The workshop will be held in english, but german whispertranslation can be provided as well as the possibility to participate online. If you would like to have a translation into any other language or sign language, please let us know, and we will try to organize it.

Please spread this invitation in your groups and among your peers!

Funded by the Fonds Soziokultur with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media as part of “Neustart Kultur”