13:00 - 23:00 / location will be announced / please write to Markus if you want to participate

We are organising a small meeting in Berlin to connect to recent topics at the Symposia in Leipzig and St. Andreasberg, more specifically the plan to establish a sort of co-working environment for science and other projects. Ideas like this were discussed during the Iversity session, the presentation of André's personal experiences, and in the main session at St. Andreasberg. The schedule and location are not fixed yet but we intend to spend one whole afternoon and part of the evening with discussions, also involving people from outside of BRCP who share interest in the topic or have previous experiences. We are expecting 5 to max. 15 persons. Points that we want to include:

• input from Ingmar (contact of Leo) who already has some experience in the Berlin-area
• update from André of his project in Spain (written or via video-call)
• presentation of the so-called Mietshäuser-Syndikat as a possible model that could be adapted to working & living environments (Markus)
• how to get science, work, life, education under one roof? in the words of the Iversity session: “create spaces for independent, free, creative, joyful, self-determined, cross-linked, emancipating, escaping, manifold, far-reaching, liberatory thought and action!”
• introduction to project “workspace” by Willi and Florian. “We both came into the situation that we need some kind of an office. Inspired by André, we think about creating some kind of an alternative space that could be coworking space, meeting space, gathering space, a space just to enjoy and even a space to interact with people from different professions. We want to use this meeting as a discussion platform for our ideas and especially as opportunity to get new inputs.”

For all interested people who are not members of the BRCP, we want to clarify that although there were a lot of preliminary discussions, which can be found via the given links, this will be an autonomous event. Please feel invited, without having read anything before ;)