Intervention e.V.

Intervention e.V. serves as a vital hub in Hamburg for SLINTA individuals—sapphic, lesbian, intersex, non-binary, trans*, and agender people—offering comprehensive support and community building. Nestled in the vibrant Karoviertel quarter, the center fosters an inclusive, empowering atmosphere where members of diverse ages and backgrounds connect through psychosocial, political, and professional offerings.

Key projects include Refugee Sisters* for migrant women, the Lesben in Hamburg network, JungLesbenZentrum for young female-identified individuals up to 25, and Queere Vernetzung for broader queer connections. Visitors access a specialized library stocked with books, videos, magazines, and documentation during office hours. Regular meetings, workshops, lectures, and cultural events promote networking, visibility, and solidarity within the women's, lesbian, and queer movements. Highlights encompass self-help groups, political advocacy for lesbian recognition, and events like the Dyke* March, celebrating diversity and resilience. Though spaces present some accessibility challenges, the commitment to safety and empowerment creates a welcoming retreat for personal growth and collective action.