EACH ONE Anti-Discrimination is a project by Each One Teach One (EOTO) e.V.
EACH ONE offers counselling for Black, African and Afrodiasporic people in Berlin in all cases of discrimination. In addition, EACH ONE consists of a monitoring project documenting Anti-Black Racism throughout Berlin and an Intersectional Archive.
Find out more about EOTO at: www.eoto-archiv.de
Invitation to the publication of our first intersectionality report “Black Life Realities and the Berlin Police” by Each One Antidiscrimination – A project of Each One Teach One e.V.
and Shipping action until 11.06.21
Confrontations with the N-word are part of everyday life for Black people in Germany. EACH ONE Antidiscrimination (EOTO e.V.) documented several incidents of discrimination in 2019 in which the N-word played a role. This shows how closely racist insults and treatment are intertwined. It is high time to take to the (digital) streets and stop the N-word!
(The press release is in German)
We council according to the principles of empowerment and partisanship, which means that the person seeking advice with his or her history, desires and interests is at the centre of our work. In most cases, discrimination is subtle and difficult to grasp; sometimes there is even uncertainty as to whether it was discrimination at all. Those seeking advice can also turn to us in order to find words to express what they have experienced.
BOOK AN APPOINTMENT AT:
eachone@eoto-archiv.de or call (Tue-Thur 11am – 5pm)
+49 (0)30 983 24 177
+49 (0)17 715 89 381 / +40 (0)15 738 466 744
OPEN ANTI-DISCRIMINATION COUNCELLING:
Thu 4pm-6pm
OPEN SOCIAL COUNSELLING:
Tue 4pm-6pm
COUNSELLING TAKES PLACE AT:
Kamerunerstraße 16
13351 Berlin
EACH ONE Monitoring aims to make Anti-Black Racism in Berlin visible. Through this, we want to find ways to counteract its effects as a community and as a society.
Anti-Black Racism occurs, for example, in the form of discrimination against Black people, when looking for work or housing, during controls or searches, at school or public authorities, as well as through insults and attacks on the street, in the media and in our surroundings.
Those affected or witnesses can report cases of Anti-Black Racism to us. We document these incidents and monitor them in an annual report.
In addition to the counselling service and monitoring project, EACH ONE is also an intersectional archive. In this archive we collect knowledge about Anti-Black Racism, which helps us to develop strategies against discrimination and racism. The empirical knowledge of Black people, which is made visible through the monitoring of Anti-Black Racism, is central here. A wide-ranging collection of specialist literature, articles, reports and scientific works on Anti-Black Racism complements our inventory.
