Many meetings, exchanges and listening sessions have shown us that these are great people who give Dresden's neighbourhoods a face and hold them together! Here you can find out more about these neighbours, initiatives and other stories.
On 17 September, the Dresden Neighbourhoods were in Gruna for a biography workshop: paper art, life stages, lived experiences...
On 09 September, the Dresdner Nachbarschaften were guests in Gruna to get to know new stories and people
On 09 September, the Dresdner Nachbarschaften went on a discovery tour in Gruna
On 8 July, the Dresdner Nachbarschaften went on a discovery tour in Prohlis. How does it feel to live in hire? What is the neighbourly cooperation like? How is the…
The street newspaper drObs turns 25. For people in difficult circumstances, the non-profit project is an important social anchor in life - a guest article for Dresdner Nachbarschaften
On 02 September, the Dresdner Nachbarschaften went on a discovery tour in Johannstadt. The meeting point for the walk through Johannstadt is at Straßburger Platz. The noise level at the busy intersection is high. Fortunately, Zahra has a small amplifier for her voice. She is a participant in an equal opportunities project run by the Ausländerrat Dresden e.V.
On 31 July, the Dresdner Nachbarschaften were guests at the Neighbourhood Sunday in Gorbitz at the Gorbitzer Club Passage, where we met Paul Hopp. Anna from the Lebenshilfe Dresden e.V. leisure club joined Paul and three other people for coffee and cake. And as soon as everyone is seated, Paul takes the floor and doesn't relinquish it any time soon.
On 05 September, the Dresdner Nachbarschaften were at the "Dresden is(s)t bunt" guest meal.
On 20 August, the Dresdner Nachbarschaften were in Strehlen for the biography workshop. It's all about contact - in the encounter with myself and in the experience with others. Calligraphy meets upcycling book art and after six hours I go home through the rain a different person than the one I came as. More is not possible in the best sense. Again, it's literally hands on and on top of that, ears and hearts open. What happened?
On 02 & 16 July, the Dresden Neighbourhoods were in Löbtau for the biography workshop. "We are all looking for a place where we can imagine a future, where the different threads of our lives connect and new tracks are laid." (Daniel Schreiber)
"Liebliche Aue" - On 01 July Marlis Goethe led a tour through the Dresden neighbourhoods in Löbtau. Professionally, like a city guide, she keeps pictures and documents in transparencies ready to give us an insight into the village of yesteryear. For this we travel back to the 19th century. We start with Gottlob Werner, the geologist who gave Wernerstrasse its name. The geologist Werner, not Rötger Feldmann's leg-holding Werner. And did it work with the catchy tune?