AndersArtig in Potsdam serves as a vital hub for the LSBTIQ community in Brandenburg, offering a safe, discrimination-free space where individuals can connect, build friendships, and access peer-to-peer support. As a regional association, it provides comprehensive counseling on topics like coming out, transitioning, relationships, love, and sexual health, all delivered in a client-centered and solution-oriented manner.
The welcoming atmosphere fosters community through diverse offerings including coming-out and leisure groups, seminars, excursions, trips, and social meetups at the Regenbogenkombinat center. Highlights include open consultation hours, themed Stammtische, project meetings, and educational outreach to schools and youth clubs. Committed to combating violence, exclusion, and discrimination, AndersArtig empowers LSBTIQ people in their identity journeys and psychosocial needs, while advocating for their interests in public and political spheres. Ehrenamtliche volunteers drive much of the work, creating an inclusive environment for homo-, bi-, trans*, inter*, and queer individuals seeking information, support, or simply a place to belong.
Hotels near AndersArtig
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Tuesday: 10:00 - 20:00
Wednesday: 10:00 - 20:00
Thursday: 10:00 - 20:00
Friday: 10:00 - 20:00
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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