I Saturday 11am- 2pm

A right to housing
Access to Education
How to act? Being capable of acting in confronting right-wing and racist violence
Situation at the External Borders: Our Experiences and Perspectives
Actual Aggravations in Asylum Law
Exchange of experiences: Welcome Cafes and Contact Points

II Saturday 4pm -7pm

im Studierendenhaus, Campus Bockenheim, Mertonstraße 26-28, 60325 Frankfurt am Main

The current situation of many new arriving refugees gives new urgency to the social question, including in the Rhine Main region: decent housing, access to languages courses as well as a secure residence status are lacking. People are forced to live in temporary mass accommodations where they struggle for months or years without a permanent living perspective, yet permanently facing deportation.

The impacts of the austerity policy are felt everywhere – for years we have now been confronted with the calculated affordable housing shortage, the removal, privatization and price increase of social infrastructure while precarious work conditions are increasing. Now an attempt is being made to play off the interests and needs of people in accessing affordable housing, well-paid work or education.

Dear all,
our first Gathering „City for all“ is already behind us. Since then, a lot happened: A big demonstration took place on the day of human rights with more than 1500 participants. An attempt to realize a „Project Shelter“ as a place for homeless refugees in an abandoned building and its eviction. The Slogan „City for all“ popped up in many places. An ongoing debate about the further restriction of the right of asylum. Various racist attacks and the incidents on new year eve in Cologne. And a political atmosphere we fear to be on its turning point.