Seeding Freedom #3
Welcome to the third edition of Berlin's one and only ecofeminist festival: Seeding Freedom! Join us on Saturday 7 June 2025 at Prinzenallee 58 for a day filled with workshops, conferences, art, music, and community.
Saturday 07 June 2025
Saturday 07 June 2025
Challenging power, rebuilding systems
Seeding Freedom Festival, a community-driven event at the crossroads of politics, art, and joy, returns for its third edition.
Rooted in ecofeminism, the festival is an inclusive and safer space for collective resistance and radical imagination, where we challenge oppressive systems and cultivate new possibilities for a just and sustainable future for all.
Join us to think, debate, and co-create alternatives through a multidisciplinary approach, with artistic, political and interactive workshops, conferences, self-managed stands, music, vegan food, and more.
Seeding Freedom Festival is a free admission event that aims to amplify marginalised voices and plant the roots of resistance through the power of community and solidarity.
Who is this event for?
Seeding Freedom Festival is open to everyone—people of all ages, backgrounds, and knowledge levels.
No prior knowledge is required, and all levels of understanding are embraced. The programme includes indications of what participants can expect to explore in each activity, so everyone can choose sessions that align with their interests and the depth of learning they’re looking for.
The workshops and activities will primarily be held in English, with some also offered in German.
This event is child and dog-friendly.
Accessibility and inclusion at the festival.
We are committed to making the festival accessible to all, with dedicated support for visible and invisible disabilities. This event is wheelchair-accessible and uses the Sunflower Lanyard to raise awareness about hidden disabilities. Our event is also trying to adapt to neurodiversity, offering a sensory-friendly area and a quieter zone for those who may need it.
Programme
The programme will be released soon. Stay tuned!
In a nutshell…
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Free admission for everyone.
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Everyone is welcome and no prior knowledge of ecofeminism is necessary.
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There will be formats both in English (EN) and German (DE).
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This event is accessible to all (wheelchair access), with dedicated support for visible and invisible disabilities.
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Vegan food and drinks will be available on-site.
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Children & animal friendly.
What is ecofeminism?
Ecofeminism is a movement that brings together various struggles for justice, rooted in the belief that systems of exploitation are interconnected - the oppression of marginalised people and the exploitation of the environment are deeply linked.
For Reclaim, ecofeminism includes:
Anti-racism: Challenging racial inequalities and injustices, including how environmental destruction disproportionately affects marginalised racial communities.
Anti-speciesism: Fighting against the exploitation and domination of animals, and considering their rights within the context of environmentalism.
Feminism: Advocating for gender equality and dismantling systems that perpetuate gender-based oppression.
Anti-capitalism: Critiquing capitalist systems that exploit both people and the planet for profit, and promoting alternative, more sustainable ways of living.
Ecology: Understanding the intricate relationships between living organisms, including humans, and their environments, emphasising the importance of advocating for sustainable practices to protect the natural world.
Anti-ableism: Addressing the discrimination against people with disabilities, promoting inclusion and accessibility for all.
Anti-classism: Challenging class-based oppression and striving for social equity, including environmental issues impacting working-class communities.
Queer struggles: Exploring how ecofeminism intersects with LGBTQIA+ movements, challenging traditional gender norms and advocating for inclusivity and equality.
Decolonial: Examining the legacy of colonialism and its ongoing impact on both people and the environment, and working toward decolonising knowledge, practices, and systems.
Through these values, ecofeminism seeks to create a world that is more just, equitable, and sustainable for all.
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✺ Frequently asked questions ✺
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The festival will take place at the Neighborhood House Prinzenallee 58
Prinzenallee 58, 13359 Berlin GermanyU8: Pankstraße
S41 or S42: Gesundbrunnen
S85 or S8: Bornholmer Str.
Tram 50 or 13: Berlin, Osloer Str./Prinzenallee
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PA58 is an accessible location (garden and toilet as well).
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Yes, you can definitely bring your kid(s)! We strive to make our festival family-friendly and enjoyable for everyone. This is why we have a self-managed corner designed just for them, so they can learn and have fun at the festival as well! Additionally, they can play and explore the beautiful garden.
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No, you don't need to register for the individual workshops. However, you do need to register for the entire event. You can do this for free on Eventbrite. This helps us manage attendance and ensure a great experience for everyone.
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Yes, there is food available on site because we believe change cannot happen on an empty stomach! :)
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Yes, dogs are more than welcome! There are water bowls available on site for them as well. Please make sure to respect the place and not leave their poop behind.
A snapshot of Seeding Freedom #2
