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The imagine festival went on 7. and June 8 peacefully across the stages at Klosterhof and Barfüsserplatz in Basel’s city center. The new awareness concept, which aims to prevent border
Boundary violations are common in the festival, club and bar scene.
For fear of this, many people avoid these places and withdraw. That must not happen. Teenagers and young adults should feel free and safe.
There must be no room for discrimination or violence in bars and clubs.
For this to succeed, awareness-raising and information sharing are necessary.
The aim of these activities is summed up by the term awareness.
It is about creating awareness and attention for situations where other people’s boundaries are crossed.
And to respect them.
And this is where the awareness-raising and prevention work of Opferhilfe beider Basel comes in.
The following texts and reports show what this can look like.
Are you planning a festival, do you want to train your company’s employees accordingly and make them fit, do you want to explore the topic in more depth in your club and address boundary violations, do you need tips on the topic of “awareness”?
Then please contact us via the contact form or at info@opferhilfe-bb.ch. You can also download a free sample of the Imagine Festival’s awareness concept.
The imagine festival went on 7. and June 8 peacefully across the stages at Klosterhof and Barfüsserplatz in Basel’s city center. The new awareness concept, which aims to prevent border
Imagine, the largest free open-air festival in Basel, is focusing on safety this year. Til Hänggi explains in an interview why this is necessary and what a new partnership with
To ensure that teenagers and young adults are not exposed to discrimination or violence in bars and clubs, there is a need to raise awareness and exchange information. Victim Support
Victim Support beider Basel
Steinengraben 5
CH-4051 Basel
Monday to Friday
8.30 – 12.00 and
from 13.30 – 16.30