Why did "Ankommen in Dialog" come about?
It's easier to participate in city life when you understand how things work. We help Russian-speaking residents of Berlin navigate social processes, discuss important topics, and find opportunities for civic engagement. No complex language, political jargon, or barriers. Just open dialogue, new connections, and clear tools for involvement.
Our goals
We help you participate
We explain how Berlin's social and political life works, and show clear ways to get involved.
We connect the community and politicians
We organize meetings and dialogues with Berlin politicians on issues that truly matter to residents.
We strengthen neighborhoods
We help people connect, unite, and feel part of the urban community.
We foster a culture of dialogue
We create spaces where people can openly discuss important issues, respect differing opinions, and find shared solutions.
PROGRAM
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Wahlparty
A joint viewing of election results and an informal gathering of project participants. An opportunity to take stock, share impressions, and celebrate the conclusion of the program together.
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Vote2026go
A multilingual online tool helps you compare your views with the positions of political parties and better understand the key issues being discussed in Berlin before the elections.
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Dialogue
with Politicians
with Politicians
A series of interviews and meetings with representatives of Berlin politics. Participants will be able to hear answers to the community's questions about housing, education, integration, and other important topics.
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Discussions and debates
Moderated discussions on current social issues. Without aggression or polarization — with respect for different perspectives and experiences of participants.
04
Barcamp
"Dialogue and the Culture of Debate"
An open event format where the program is created by the participants themselves. Anyone can suggest a topic for discussion or run their own session.
A strong society begins with conversation.
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