LesMigraS Berlin
Welcome
LesMigraS Berlin
Anti-discrimination and anti-violence section of the Lesbian Counselling Centre Berlin e.V.
What we offer
Various languages
Counselling
We offer counselling for Lesbians, Bisexual women, Trans*, Inter*, Non-Binary and Queer people.
Good to know
Information
What is violence? What is Multiple Discrimination? How do I write a Letter of complaint?
LGBT*I*Q+ refugees
Flight and Asylum
We facilitate empowerment projects and offer free and specialised counselling services.
News
Schließzeit 24.12.2025 - 05.01.2026
In der Zeit vom 24.12.2025 bis zum 05.01.2026 sind wir nicht erreichbar.
Wendet euch in dringenden Fällen bitte an den Berliner Krisendienst unter 030 - 39 063 00.
In the period from 24.12.2025 to 05.01.2026, we are not available.
If you need urgent support, please contact the Berlin crisis hotline at 030 - 39 063 00.
Dec 23
Schließzeit 24.12.2025 - 05.01.2026
In der Zeit vom 24.12.2025 bis zum 05.01.2026 sind wir nicht erreichbar.
Wendet euch in dringenden Fällen bitte an den Berliner Krisendienst unter 030 - 39 063 00.
In the period from 24.12.2025 to 05.01.2026, we are not available.
If you need urgent support, please contact the Berlin crisis hotline at 030 - 39 063 00.
Recap from last weeks Wedding Edition of our Picture This! Comedy Bingo night for QTIBIPOCs. Hosted by the one and only incredibly hilarious @mandhlandubiwa and the wonderful Bingo assistant for the night @notorious_naikee
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Thank you to everyone who made the night what it was. It was such a laugh! Looking forward to more wedding editions. Watch this space!!!
Also thank you to everyone who contributed prizes for the night and to @sinematranstopia for hosting us.
If anyone would like to contribute prizes for future events let us know.
Dec 15
Recap from last weeks Wedding Edition of our Picture This! Comedy Bingo night for QTIBIPOCs. Hosted by the one and only incredibly hilarious @mandhlandubiwa and the wonderful Bingo assistant for the night @notorious_naikee
💕💕💕
Thank you to everyone who made the night what it was. It was such a laugh! Looking forward to more wedding editions. Watch this space!!!
Also thank you to everyone who contributed prizes for the night and to @sinematranstopia for hosting us.
If anyone would like to contribute prizes for future events let us know.
Read The Room
Wednesday 14th January 18:00-20:00
For all QTI-Black People only
We Invite you to join us on the book convo of The Deep by Rivers Solomon.
A story of memory, identity, and resilience shaped by the voices of generations.
Together, we will follow Yetu and the wajinru as they navigate the burden of history and the possibility of healing.
Come share an evening of conversation, reflection, and connection as we dive into this powerful book and the themes it uncovers: community, survival, and the stories we inherit.
The event will be held in the English spoken language.
Dec 13
Read The Room
Wednesday 14th January 18:00-20:00
For all QTI-Black People only
We Invite you to join us on the book convo of The Deep by Rivers Solomon.
A story of memory, identity, and resilience shaped by the voices of generations.
Together, we will follow Yetu and the wajinru as they navigate the burden of history and the possibility of healing.
Come share an evening of conversation, reflection, and connection as we dive into this powerful book and the themes it uncovers: community, survival, and the stories we inherit.
The event will be held in the English spoken language.
CALL FOR STORIES FOR:
Trans, inter and gender-dissident BIPOC Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Speculative Futurisms Anthology
We are seeking bold, imaginative, and original work from trans, inter and gender-dissidents who are also Black, Indigenous, and People of Color for our upcoming anthology of Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Speculative Futurisms. This can be in text or comic format.
This collection will center the narratives, that highlight alternative futures, and mythologies of trans and gender-dissident BIPOC creators, stories that reshape worlds, fracture timelines, reclaim cosmologies and spiritualities, and imagine worlds beyond facism and isms within our own terms.
Selected works will be featured in our anthology to be published in late 2026
What We’re Looking For
We welcome original works across the speculative spectrum, including (but not limited to):
° Science fiction
° Fantasy
° AfroFuturism, AfricanFuturism,Africanjujuism Indigenous futurisms, & diasporic futurisms
° Climate fiction & solarfunk
° Steamfunk & Cyberfunk
° Mythical and Spiritual retellings and reImaginings
° Genre-blurring narratives
° Transformers
Send us the stories that are rooted in hope and joy, community, magic, ancestry, or rebellion or revolution, decoloniality. Stories where our worlds persist, transform, or begin anew. We would love works that delve into the imaginations of non conformity that shapeshift and imagine new worlds.
Stories could also feature characters like, superhero*ines or antihero*ines, freedom fighters, shapeshifters, healers, mythical beings, revolutionaries the choice is yours.
Who Can Submit
This call is open exclusively to:
Trans, inter and gender-dissident creators Who are also Black, Indigenous, or People of Color
We welcome emerging and established writers alike. No previous publication experience required. But the piece should be an original text created for this anthology.
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Submission link in bio
Dec 11
CALL FOR STORIES FOR:
Trans, inter and gender-dissident BIPOC Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Speculative Futurisms Anthology
We are seeking bold, imaginative, and original work from trans, inter and gender-dissidents who are also Black, Indigenous, and People of Color for our upcoming anthology of Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Speculative Futurisms. This can be in text or comic format.
This collection will center the narratives, that highlight alternative futures, and mythologies of trans and gender-dissident BIPOC creators, stories that reshape worlds, fracture timelines, reclaim cosmologies and spiritualities, and imagine worlds beyond facism and isms within our own terms.
Selected works will be featured in our anthology to be published in late 2026
What We’re Looking For
We welcome original works across the speculative spectrum, including (but not limited to):
° Science fiction
° Fantasy
° AfroFuturism, AfricanFuturism,Africanjujuism Indigenous futurisms, & diasporic futurisms
° Climate fiction & solarfunk
° Steamfunk & Cyberfunk
° Mythical and Spiritual retellings and reImaginings
° Genre-blurring narratives
° Transformers
Send us the stories that are rooted in hope and joy, community, magic, ancestry, or rebellion or revolution, decoloniality. Stories where our worlds persist, transform, or begin anew. We would love works that delve into the imaginations of non conformity that shapeshift and imagine new worlds.
Stories could also feature characters like, superhero*ines or antihero*ines, freedom fighters, shapeshifters, healers, mythical beings, revolutionaries the choice is yours.
Who Can Submit
This call is open exclusively to:
Trans, inter and gender-dissident creators Who are also Black, Indigenous, or People of Color
We welcome emerging and established writers alike. No previous publication experience required. But the piece should be an original text created for this anthology.
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Submission link in bio
The Holidays are coming up! And especially during the colder months, it is important as a community to come together, rest and recharge and make space to share a meal together.
So come join for a beautiful feast and cute hangout for us by us✨
when? 29.12.25
what time? 12 - 15 pm
📍Kulmer Straße 20A
Dec 9
The Holidays are coming up! And especially during the colder months, it is important as a community to come together, rest and recharge and make space to share a meal together.
So come join for a beautiful feast and cute hangout for us by us✨
when? 29.12.25
what time? 12 - 15 pm
📍Kulmer Straße 20A
“The beauty of anti-racism is that you don’t have to pretend to be free of racism to be anti-racist. Anti- racism is the commitment to fight racism wherever you find it, including in yourself. And it’s the only way forward.” – Ijeoma Oluo
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#AntiRacism #Intersectionality
Dec 8
“The beauty of anti-racism is that you don’t have to pretend to be free of racism to be anti-racist. Anti- racism is the commitment to fight racism wherever you find it, including in yourself. And it’s the only way forward.” – Ijeoma Oluo
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#AntiRacism #Intersectionality
Picture This! QTIBIPOC Comedy Bingo Night
Tuesday, December 9 · 5:30 - 9pm
@sinematranstopia Lindowerstr. 20/22, Haus C,
13347 Berlin
Free Entry
Reserve a free spot via our Eventbrite to guarantee a spot!
(Link in bio)
Picture This! QTIBIPOC Bingo night with a twist! Think Comedy Laughter and Jokes and instead of cards with numbers think bandanas, roller skates, corsets, nail polish, fans, cuffs and all kinds of queer symbols and cultural references.
The Night will be hosted by the one and only: Mandhla.
Everyone gets 1 initial Bingo card on arrival extra cards available on donation basis.
💫Prizes to be won all night!
🍲Food on site too
☕️And soft drinks
🌼This is a sober event.
Come Join have fun, laugh, connect and play games 🙂
@mandhlandubiwa is a multidisciplinary performance artist, creative director and host born and raised in Zimbabwe. Now based in Berlin and an active performer in Germany for over five years, Mandhla. brings together experimental R&B and soul music with visual projections and expressive movement. Their work explores the everyday experiences of marginalized and immigrant communities—touching on themes of love, identity, intimacy, and belonging.
Deeply inspired by visual aesthetics, fashion, voguing, and music, Mandhla. creates performances that invite audiences into a world of beauty and emotional clarity. Their art offers powerful queer representation and centers Black creative expression, speaking to those who have lived similar journeys and those who connect with the stories woven through their work.
Nov 25
Picture This! QTIBIPOC Comedy Bingo Night
Tuesday, December 9 · 5:30 - 9pm
@sinematranstopia Lindowerstr. 20/22, Haus C,
13347 Berlin
Free Entry
Reserve a free spot via our Eventbrite to guarantee a spot!
(Link in bio)
Picture This! QTIBIPOC Bingo night with a twist! Think Comedy Laughter and Jokes and instead of cards with numbers think bandanas, roller skates, corsets, nail polish, fans, cuffs and all kinds of queer symbols and cultural references.
The Night will be hosted by the one and only: Mandhla.
Everyone gets 1 initial Bingo card on arrival extra cards available on donation basis.
💫Prizes to be won all night!
🍲Food on site too
☕️And soft drinks
🌼This is a sober event.
Come Join have fun, laugh, connect and play games 🙂
@mandhlandubiwa is a multidisciplinary performance artist, creative director and host born and raised in Zimbabwe. Now based in Berlin and an active performer in Germany for over five years, Mandhla. brings together experimental R&B and soul music with visual projections and expressive movement. Their work explores the everyday experiences of marginalized and immigrant communities—touching on themes of love, identity, intimacy, and belonging.
Deeply inspired by visual aesthetics, fashion, voguing, and music, Mandhla. creates performances that invite audiences into a world of beauty and emotional clarity. Their art offers powerful queer representation and centers Black creative expression, speaking to those who have lived similar journeys and those who connect with the stories woven through their work.
A QTIBIPOC workshop of movement, Memory & More-Than-Human Kinship. It invites participants to where embodiment becomes a portal to memory, myth, and transformations. Rooted in transfeminist and decolonial perspectives, we approach the body as a host of ancestral wisdom—an archive of movement, story, and possibility.
No Dance background needed.
Participants will explore strategies for care, deepen their sensitivity to interconnection, and gather tools for visionary activism.
iSaAc iSaBeL is a trans artist, choreographer, and violinist from the Andes based in Europe. Their work weaves ritual, trans-feminist and anti-colonial thought, and participatory composition. Founder of maiskind, a queer artistic community in Cologne, iSaAc iSaBeL also leads “SHELTER,” a transatlantic research project with Kichwa communities, fostering collective care, socio-ecological justice, and queer creative collaboration.
🌼snacks provided
🌼The venue is wheelchair accessible via an elevator and has an accessible toilet
Just a quick reminder that this event is for QTIBIPOC (Queer, Trans, Inter people who are also Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) only.
Nov 11
A QTIBIPOC workshop of movement, Memory & More-Than-Human Kinship. It invites participants to where embodiment becomes a portal to memory, myth, and transformations. Rooted in transfeminist and decolonial perspectives, we approach the body as a host of ancestral wisdom—an archive of movement, story, and possibility.
No Dance background needed.
Participants will explore strategies for care, deepen their sensitivity to interconnection, and gather tools for visionary activism.
iSaAc iSaBeL is a trans artist, choreographer, and violinist from the Andes based in Europe. Their work weaves ritual, trans-feminist and anti-colonial thought, and participatory composition. Founder of maiskind, a queer artistic community in Cologne, iSaAc iSaBeL also leads “SHELTER,” a transatlantic research project with Kichwa communities, fostering collective care, socio-ecological justice, and queer creative collaboration.
🌼snacks provided
🌼The venue is wheelchair accessible via an elevator and has an accessible toilet
Just a quick reminder that this event is for QTIBIPOC (Queer, Trans, Inter people who are also Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) only.
IN THESE TIMES.
A QTIBIPOC portrait series
LesMigraS is funded by
