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At the end of June, the volunteers of the Turkish Federation Berlin-Brandenburg (TBB) once again came to the wannseeFORUM Foundation for an intensive week-long seminar, this time focusing on the theme of "Identities." Three of the four groups from this year's volunteer cohort came together for this seminar, resulting in a total of seven workshops with diverse artistic approaches.
The rap group explored the theme through self-written lyrics. In the comics group , participants developed fictional identities through drawing and brought them to life with personal experiences and ideas. A similar process took place in the stop-motion workshop, where participants used clay figures to tell a story. In the theater and film group , participants engaged in acting and processed their ideas in short film or theater scenes. The radio group opted for a report, interviewing passersby on Berlin's fan mile shortly before Germany's third group stage match. The action group also explored the theme of identity in football, processing it through an artistic blacklight performance.
Thanks to this diverse range of workshops and the highly heterogeneous group composition, the seminar was an incredibly inspiring collaboration of a wide variety of ideas and perspectives, culminating in an impressive presentation on the final day. For most of the participants, this was their last seminar of their volunteer year, giving many the opportunity to share their experiences and strengthen their connections with one another.
Fortunately, some of the participants will remain with us for the next seminar in September of this year, which the guest lecturers and the team of the wannseeFORUM Foundation are already very much looking forward to.