Loesje Berlin

03/06/2026

Loesje Berlin is looking for 2 participants living in Germany to join our international Training Course:
LOESJE EDUCATION METHOD / IF YOU LIKE SOMETHING YOU'LL LEARN IT AS A MATTER OF COURSE

📍 Berlin, Germany
📅 26 August – 2 September 2026
Together with participants from across Europe, we will explore:

🌈 Sexual education
🤝 Consent and boundaries
💬 Breaking myths and taboos
🎨 Creative and non-formal education methods

We believe sexual education should be based on curiosity, respect, dialogue and pleasure. Not fear. During the training, we will exchange experiences, develop educational tools, and discover new ways to work with young people on these topics.

👤 Profile:
Youth workers, trainers, educators, teachers, and people actively working with young people.
18+ (no upper age limit).

Interested?
Send us an email with your CV and your motivation

Deadline: 17.06.2026

INFOPACK link in BIO

29/05/2026

We are proud to have contributed to Building Boundaries and Breaking Taboos: Empowering Tools for Sexual Education, an international Erasmus+ project that brought together youth workers, educators, and facilitators from across Europe to explore how we can create safer, more inclusive, and more empowering conversations about sexuality.

The result is a practical toolkit full of non-formal education activities on consent, boundaries, menstruation, STI awareness, safety, and respectful dialogue.

04/05/2026

Press freedom is digital freedom.

In this extract from our interview for World Press Freedom Day 2026, journalist and digital rights activist Sabrina Faramarzi talks about why digital safety and digital literacy are important for journalists, citizens, and their sources.

When governments control or cut the internet, freedom of expression is also under threat.

Watch the full interview on YouTube! Link in bio.

03/05/2026

For World Press Freedom Day 2026, Loesje Berlin presents an interview with journalists Shola Lawal and Sabrina Faramarzi.

Link to the video
https://youtu.be/kDVW2mbHFL4

What happens to journalism and everyday communication when governments cut the internet? In Iran, journalists and ordinary people are living through the longest internet blackout in history.
If care is not taken, this could be a new normal, not just in Iran, but in other countries. So how can journalists and other citizens fight back with technology?

World Press Freedom Day takes place every year on 3rd of May. It reminds us that free media and freedom of expression are important for all people.

Guests:
Shola Lawal is a freelance journalist covering everything from conflict to culture. She is regularly published in Al Jazeera, The Continent, and several others.

https://www.aljazeera.com/author/shola-lawal
https://www.iwmf.org/2019/06/2019-neuffer-fellow-shola-lawal/
https://muckrack.com/shola-lawal/articles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgTbazA6SQw&t=13s
https://x.com/Shollytupe

Sabrina Faramarzi is a journalist, editor, speaker, and trends analyst on international issues related to data, AI, gender, and digital human rights.

https://twitter.com/sabfaramarzi
http://www.sabrinafaramarzi.net/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgTbazA6SQw&t=13s

25/04/2026

Menstrual health is not a privilege. It’s education. It’s equality. It’s a human right. During our workshops, the participants explored menstrual experiences through photography, performance, and visual storytelling. Art became a language for things that are often hidden, misunderstood, or simply not talked about.

By creating together, we questioned stigma, shared personal perspectives, and turned silence into expression.

18/03/2026