Targeted attacks on alternative political thinkers, graffiti on buildings, spontaneous attacks on the underground, threatening letters on house doors – hate violence can take on many forms, but always has one aim: to exclude and unsettle people. We help:

• In all cases of hate violence, i.e. where people are affected by racism, anti-Semitism, anti-ziganism, anti-feminism, LGBTQIA* animosity, social Darwinism, ableism, national chauvinism, discrimination against the homeless, authoritarianism, hate against democratically active people
• Affected individuals, but also facilities, associations and organisations from Berlin
• With necessary medical treatments that are not covered by health insurance
• With measures that help to get back to daily life after attacks (for example, psychological care)
• With measures that are necessary to feel safer in a threatening situation
• With legal costs or similar costs as a result of attacks
• With financial existential emergency situations that have resulted from an attack
• With the repair of damage to objects
• With the implementation of safety measures.