• computer scientists
• psychologists/ psychotherapists
• physicists
• social workers
• programmers
• students of various disciplines
• systemic counsellors
• journalists
• engineers
• body workers
• …

Some team members also do awareness work in other contexts, are involved in networking or offer workshops on awareness. The team also includes trained mental health first aiders

As individuals, we have different areas of specialization and expertise, but also topics that we do not (want to) work on. Together as well as individually, we educate ourselves on awareness-relevant topics.

We are a fixed team, but new people can join us about once a year. It is important for us to develop trust in each other and to be able to rely on each other, but also to be able to assess each other. That’s why we are in contact all year round, meet regularly online and also attend two annual Geekends in person. We continue to train each other or with external support.

• We reflect on and consider situations in light of existing social power structures.
• We are on your side. What you tell us (and the fact that you are talking to us) will remain between us – unless you want it to be otherwise.
• Your needs are our priority.
• Our goal is to enable you to act independently again.
• We continue to educate ourselves and reflect internally and anonymously as a team on how we have acted.

You can find more detailed information under principles.