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TIN* Embodied Practices

TIN* Embodied Practices

Fri, Nov 6, 6:00 PM
From Village.Berlin
4.6

**TIN\* Embodied Practices** mit Lux für **TIN\* (trans\*, inter\*, nicht-binäre, gender und genderqueere Personen)\*** Kostenlos mit **[Anmeldung](https://wearevillage.org/shop/tin-embodied-practices/w45-2026)** **Ein somatischer Bewegungsraum für TIN\*-Körper (trans\*, inter\*, nicht-binäre, agender und genderqueere Personen)**. Inspiriert von Body-Mind Centering®, der Atemarbeit nach Ilse Middendorf, Authentic Movement und Feldenkrais verbinden die Sessions angeleitete Bewegung, Berührung, Improvisation und Reflexion. Auf Basis von Konsens, Autonomie und Care stärkt die Praxis Körperwahrnehmung, Selbstbestimmung und Resilienz in einer unterstützenden Gemeinschaft. Jede Sitzung beginnt mit einer geführten somatischen Bewegungsübung, die sich auf die Entwicklung anatomischer Werkzeuge zur Selbstbeobachtung konzentriert. Wir arbeiten mit den fünf Hauptlinien (Arme, Beine, Wirbelsäule), den vier Ecken des Rumpfes (Schultern und Hüften), den drei Hauptgewichtspunkten (Kopf, Brustkorb, Becken) und den beiden Seiten des Körpers. Diese Prinzipien unterstützen die Teilnehmer dabei, sich innerhalb ihrer eigenen körperlichen Architektur zu orientieren und ein verkörpertes Bewusstsein zu entwickeln. Auf dieser Grundlage erweitert sich die Praxis zu gemeinschaftlichen Bewegungen und gemeinsamer räumlicher Gestaltung, einschließlich Zeit für Integration und Reflexion. Bewegung wird als relationale, politische und räumliche Praxis an sich betrachtet. *\*\* Diese Veranstaltung ist Teil unseres Programms ‘**queere generationen**‘, unterstützt von der* ***[Berliner Lotto Stifttung](https://www.lotto-stiftung-berlin.de/)****.* *Erfahre mehr über das Programm* ***[hier](https://wearevillage.org/queer-generations)****.* 🔵 **TIN\* Embodied Practices** with Lux for **TIN\* (Trans\*, Inter\*, Non-binary, agender and genderqueer people)** **[Free event with registration](https://wearevillage.org/en/shop/tin-embodied-practices/w45-2026/)** **A somatic movement space dedicated to TIN\* bodies (Trans\*, Inter\*, Non-binary, agender and genderqueer people).** Drawing from Body-Mind Centering®, breathwork after Ilse Middendorf, Authentic Movement and Feldenkrais, the sessions combine guided movement, touch-based exploration, improvisation and reflection. Grounded in consent, autonomy and care, the practice supports embodied awareness, bodily autonomy and resilience within a supportive community. Each session begins with a guided somatic movement practice focused on developing anatomical tools for self-observation. We work with the five cardinal lines (arms, legs, spine), the four corners of the trunk (shoulders and hips), the three primary weights (head, chest, pelvis), and the two sides of the body. These principles support participants in orienting within their own physical architecture and cultivating embodied awareness. From this foundation, the practice expands into communal movement and shared spatial authorship, including time for integration and reflection. Movement is framed as relational, political, and spatial practice in its own right. **General Information** To engage fully in the experience, participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing. **Participants:** This workshop is intended for people who identify outside traditional cisgender definitions: Trans\*, Inter\*, Non-binary, including agender and genderqueer identities. **Registration:** This event has limited spots available. Registration via our website is required. **Language:** This event will be in English. **Cost:** The event is free of charge. *\*\* This event is part of the we are village program* ***[queer generations](https://wearevillage.org/en/queer-generations)*** *with the support of the* ***[Lotto Stiftung Berlin](https://www.lotto-stiftung-berlin.de/)***. *Learn more about the program* ***[here](https://wearevillage.org/en/queer-generations)****.*

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Clubul de Carte DCB – fără lectură comună impusă

Clubul de Carte DCB – fără lectură comună impusă

Sun, Oct 25, 9:30 AM
From Diaspora Civică Berlin

Vrei să împărtășești ce citești și să descoperi recomandări noi? **📚** **Clubul de Carte DCB** este un spațiu informal pentru românii din Berlin care vor să discute despre cărți – fără lectură comună impusă! Vorbim liber despre titluri care ne inspiră, intrigă sau provoacă, de la romane la cărți de non-ficțiune precum istorie, filosofie, economie, psihologie sau arhitectură. Ne vedem la o cafenea cozy pentru o conversație relaxată și inspirațională între cititori. Adu Kindle-ul, tableta sau cărțile tale tipărite. O întâlnire de dimineață găzduită de Oana, voluntară a organizației Diaspora Civică Berlin.

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Game of 5v5 FLINTA* Indoor Football

Game of 5v5 FLINTA* Indoor Football

Sun, Nov 1, 2:00 PM
From FLINTA* Indoor Football

Please note that this event is not mixed and exclusive to FLINTA\ \*identifying people. FLINTA\* is an acronym for Female, Lesbian, Intersex, Nonbinary, Transgender, Agender. This FLINTA\ \*futsal event is part of BSC Eintracht Südring club. Futsal is an indoor 5v5 version of football. Our main concept is that every FLINTA\* person feels welcomed. Level doesn’t matter. What truly matters is wanting to improve and have fun playing. This event is considered a free trial session for FLINTA\ \*people who may consider joining the club after trying. Trial session is on Sunday where we play games of 5 vs 5. Once/if you join the club, you would have the opportunity to train with us 3 times a week which includes dedicated sessions for team strategy and also individual skill building. Different gym locations with showers are available for each session. Please ensure you update your RSVP in case something changed and you couldn't make it. * 💸 Memberships for FLINTA\* members: 25€ / 3 months (student/basic salary/unemployed: 15€ / 3 months) - Free trial offered

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Sunday Service 10:45am

Sunday Service 10:45am

Sun, Nov 1, 9:45 AM
From Berlin Bible Study Meetup
4.9

You are welcome to join Sunday services at our church location. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

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Berlindroid Monthly Meetup

Berlindroid Monthly Meetup

Wed, Oct 28, 6:00 PM
From GDG Berlin Android
4.8

Join us for our upcoming Android Meetup hosted at **c-base e. V. Berlin** on the **28th**! We have an exciting lineup featuring two tech talks! * **Legally Compliant, Humanly Broken: Mastering Accessibility Subtleties** by Puneet Kala * **Breaking Frozen Frames: Phased Rendering for Feature Rich UIs** by Sinan Kozak Come hang out, learn from experts, network with fellow #AndroidDev, and enjoy the unique atmosphere at c-base! \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- * **7:00 PM** \- Doors Open * **7:30 PM** \- Welcome & Introductions **TALKS** * **7:45 PM - Legally Compliant, Humanly Broken: Mastering Accessibility Subtleties** By Puneet Kala A digital product can score a flawless 100% on automated audits and satisfy every legal requirement, yet still deliver a confusing, fatiguing, or emotionally hollow experience. While frameworks like WCAG and accessibility laws establish an indispensable baseline, they fundamentally cannot legislate human perception, cognitive rhythm, or emotional nuance. The gap between a technically compliant interface and a genuinely intuitive one is paved with micro-decisions that rarely appear on a standard compliance checklist. Consider the subtle layers of meaning lost in everyday design choices. A stylistic typeface might visually convey vital emotional context and tone, yet assistive technology receives only flat, uninflected text. Similarly, a thin-weight font might mathematically satisfy standard contrast formulas while remaining virtually invisible in practice, and over-engineered screen reader labels can turn simple navigation into a barrage of cognitive fatigue. These are not technical compliance violations—they are subtle design, perceptual, and semantic oversights that silently break user trust and effortless interaction. In this talk, we step beyond legal mandates to explore the overlooked craftsmanship of digital accessibility. Attendees will examine how typography conveys unwritten context, why perceptual contrast defies rigid mathematical formulas, and how to eliminate hidden auditory friction like announcement noise and punctuation penalties. You will leave with a refined eye for the invisible friction points in design systems and codebases, along with practical mental models to build interfaces that are not just legally sound, but genuinely empathetic and delightful to use. * **8:30 PM** \- Flea Market & Short Break * **8:45 PM - Breaking Frozen Frames: Phased Rendering for Feature Rich UIs** By Sinan Kozak Feature-rich Compose screens often produce frozen frames when multiple heavy UI sections are composed in a single pass. Users are forced to wait for the entire screen to finish composing before seeing anything meaningful, creating slow and unresponsive first-load moments. This talk presents Phased Compose, a phased rendering technique that splits a large composition into deterministic steps. Instead of generating one long frozen frame, each major section renders in its own phase, allowing meaningful content to appear immediately while remaining parts compose progressively. This approach reduced frozen frames by over 30% on complex screens, without delays or timers. I will explain why existing APIs like PausableComposition and lazy layouts don’t solve first-frame jank, and how Phased Compose provides a general, predictable solution. Attendees will learn how to apply phased rendering to ship smoother startup experiences and eliminate long UI stalls in real apps. * **9:30 PM** \- Social Hour & Networking

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District Portraits #01: Victoriastadt — Reading the Neighbourhood

District Portraits #01: Victoriastadt — Reading the Neighbourhood

Sun, Oct 25, 11:00 AM
From denkmallab - Architectural Photography & Urban Exploration
4.8

**If the event is fully booked, feel free to join us at the meeting point.** Join [denkmallab](https://denkmallab.de/) for a relaxed photographic walk exploring the [Victoriastadt](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victoriastadt) through architecture, details and everyday urban life. Rather than following a traditional photo tour, we'll use a few simple creative prompts to look closer, discover unexpected contrasts and develop our own visual perspectives on the neighbourhood. Bring your camera or smartphone. **Meeting point:** S Nöldnerplatz **Duration:** 1.5 hours **Participation:** Voluntary donation of €5–15, suggested contribution €10. Part of *District Portraits*, an ongoing [denkmallab](https://denkmallab.de/) series exploring Berlin's neighbourhoods through architectural photography and artistic research.

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