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BLIND IN STEGLITZ blindinsteglitz@posteo.de +4917648283010 blindinsteglitz.net deutsch Auerbachstraße 7 14193 Berlin-Grunewald
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Noise as a Barrier - White Cane Parade, videos, book release, concert, open-stage. Blind and sighted people in all gradations report on their actions for World White Cane Day - from last year and for the upcoming October 15.
Blind in Steglitz Parade

The place as an association of the blind and visually impaired is adapted to the needs in the floor condition, path material, floor guidance system barrier-free and is characterized by clear signage: the access to the hall is step-free, assistants are on site.

S - station Grunewald, is located about 300m away,
Parking on the premises free of charge, about 30m away

The program is organized in German, audio description accompanies the media.

The toilets are accessible in the house via a lift barrier-free.
There are toilets for ladies and gentlemen with plenty of space and quiet.

Stimuli
There will be video projection with possible electronic. Accompanying effects

Volume/Silence:
The musical compositions are in electroacoustic artistic processing.
As these are rarely heard in the environment and journalistic mainstream,
certainly takes some getting used to.

Darkness:
The hall is darkened for the projections.

50 - 80 people.

There will be a café parallel to the event,
Drinks and snacks are available for purchase at house prices.

Childcare is not provided at this event.

An awareness person will be present.
We wish to treat each other with consideration and solidarity. All information about the awareness concept can be found here https://www.urbanepraxis.berlin/awareness/
You can reach our awareness team of the practice week at the operating times under: +49 157 53 55 41 96 and on site at Mehringpl

Noise as a Barrier – White Cane Parade, videos, book release, concert, open-stage.

Blind and sighted people in all gradations report on their actions for World White Cane Day – from last year and for the upcoming October 15.

There are 6,000 blind and 20,000 visually impaired people living in Berlin. Intensive work is being done to create barrier-free cities. However, it is the urban noise that makes it difficult for the blind and visually impaired to orient themselves in the urban space. The goal is to address the issue of noise barriers and to have an impact beyond Steglitz with performative actions.

@blind_in_steglitz

@kiez.labor2

@hartmut.jahn

Event location:

ABSV e.V. Auerbachstraße 7 14193 Berlin-Grunewald

Organization/ Initiative:

ABSV e.V.

Auerbachstraße 7

14193 Berlin-Grunewald

Funded:

The event is part of the initiative DRAUSSENSTADT, funded by the Berlin Project Fund Urban Practice and the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion.