From Berliner Gazette website’s description: «The workshops on October 5, 6, and 7 were the heart of the BG conference “Allied Grounds.” They brought together researchers, activists, and cultural workers from more than 25 countries and enabled new ways of spending quality time with each other.»

I participated in the one called Eco-Internationalism for All?

«If every economic activity has an ecological footprint, then it is obvious that we, as people who in one way or another work in a capitalist economy, have a significant share in climate production, albeit a largely unintentional and unconscious one. The ongoing restructuring of labor in the name of a green transition reproduces and even reinforces this destructive dimension of capitalism. Thus, reorganizing work as conscious and sustainable climate production based on internationalist alliances implies the following challenge: At the subjective level, issues of health (physical and mental) must be addressed in order to provide a basis for the growth of our political consciousness and agency as climate workers.»

Our resulting project can be seen here.