12/11/24
Tuesday
Workshop mit Clubcommission
Doors 18:00
Presented by Fitzroy x Clubcommission Berlin
⌁ Relaxed events, neurodiversity and accessibility within nightlife culture.
Relaxte Veranstaltungen orientieren sich am Konzept der „Relaxed Performances“ aus dem Theaterkontext und übertragen Ansätze von Zugänglichkeit und Barrierefreiheit auf Club- und Veranstaltungskultur.
Der Workshop widmet sich der Frage, wie Clubs und kulturelle Räume zugänglicher, sensibler und nachhaltiger für neurodivergente Menschen sowie für Menschen mit chronischen Erkrankungen, Schmerzen oder unsichtbaren Behinderungen gestaltet werden können.
Gemeinsam werden Grundlagen barrierearmer Veranstaltungsplanung diskutiert sowie konkrete Möglichkeiten erarbeitet, wie Relaxed Event-Strukturen im Clubkontext umgesetzt werden können.
Im Fokus stehen unter anderem:
• Warum Barrierefreiheit und Zugänglichkeit essenziell für kulturelle Teilhabe sind
• Neurodiversität und unterschiedliche Wahrnehmungsbedürfnisse im Nachtleben
• Möglichkeiten zur Reduktion sensorischer Überforderung
• Kommunikation, Awareness und transparente Veranstaltungsstrukturen
• Ruhebereiche, Licht- und Soundgestaltung sowie soziale Zugänglichkeit
• Praktische Ansätze für inklusivere Club- und Veranstaltungsräume
Der Workshop richtet sich an Clubs, Veranstalter:innen, Awareness-Teams, Kulturarbeiter:innen sowie alle Menschen, die sich mit inklusiver Veranstaltungsplanung und zugänglicher Nachtkultur beschäftigen möchten.
Relaxed events draw inspiration from the concept of “Relaxed Performances” originating in theatre contexts and adapt approaches to accessibility and inclusion for nightlife and cultural events.
The workshop explores how clubs and cultural spaces can become more accessible, sensitive and sustainable for neurodivergent people as well as for people living with chronic illness, chronic pain or invisible disabilities.
Together, participants will discuss the foundations of accessible event planning and explore practical approaches for implementing relaxed event structures within club environments.
Topics include:
• Why accessibility and inclusion are essential for cultural participation
• Neurodiversity and different sensory needs within nightlife culture
• Strategies for reducing sensory overload
• Communication, awareness and transparent event structures
• Quiet spaces, light and sound design, and social accessibility
• Practical tools for creating more inclusive nightlife environments
The workshop is aimed at clubs, promoters, awareness teams, cultural workers and anyone interested in creating more accessible and inclusive nightlife spaces.
• Bitte begegnet euch respektvoll und achtet auf einen solidarischen Austausch.
• Diskriminierung, aggressive Verhaltensweisen oder Ausschlüsse jeglicher Art werden nicht toleriert.
• Please engage respectfully and contribute to a supportive and inclusive discussion environment.
• Discrimination, aggressive behaviour or exclusion of any kind will not be tolerated.
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