The fight for justice doesn’t end on screen. Together with the filmmakers and our partners, we’ve put together ways for you to take action.
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Trans*- und Inter*geschlechtlichkeit e. V.
Are you an association, a support group, or a trans*, inter*, or non-binary meetup? Then join dgti e.V. and work with us to advocate for visibility, rights, and self-determination.
BECOME A GROUP MEMBER
Sign the petition by Queermany against the proposed special register for trans*, inter*, and non-binary people. The petition calls for: no extra records of previous gender entries, equal privacy rights as for marriage and name changes, a genuine non-disclosure rule without loopholes, and strict protection of sensitive data without any unauthorized sharing.
Bundesverband Trans* e.V.
The association advocates for the rights, visibility, and self-determination of trans* people and carries out important awareness-raising and educational work. However, many of its projects have limited funding—which is why the association relies on donations to sustain its work over the long term.
DONATE NOW
Ver.di
On the Ver.di Youth website, you’ll find tips and resources to help you combat hate and discrimination against LGBTIQA* people.
LEARN MORE
Not everyone has the energy to take action - and that’s okay. If the film’s themes affect you personally, here’s where you can find help.
TransInterQueer (TrIQ) The peer counseling team at TransInterQueer (TrIQ) offers psychosocial and professional support to adults in Berlin, their family members, and professionals. Counseling is non-directive and covers topics such as identity issues, coming out, social changes, medical, legal, or social transition/detransition, as well as finding TIN-sensitive therapists.
The Telefon Seelsorge offers anonymous and confidential support around the clock via phone, chat, or email. People in crisis or difficult situations can talk about their worries, fears, or life questions and receive professional help and guidance.
The Muslim Counseling Hotline offers confidential advice and support for Muslims in crisis or challenging life situations. Trained counselors are available by phone or email to discuss worries, fears, and personal concerns.
GLADT e.V. offers free psychosocial counselling for LSBTI*Q+ people affected by racism in Berlin – anonymous, confidential and based on solidarity and peer support, available in multiple languages.
OFEK e.V., founded in 2017 in Berlin, is the first specialist counselling centre in Germany dedicated to professional and community-oriented support for those affected by antisemitism.
