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EOTO x CommUnity x Kemoy

Relationship Peer Support Group w/ Kemoy

»BLACK & QUEER iN BERLIN«

This group is a safer and welcoming space for those who seek to discuss, share, and learn about the unique experiences of navigating relationships as Black and Queer people dating in Berlin. 

The purpose of this group

• Mutual Support: Connect with others who understand the intersectional challenges of being Black and Queer and Trans. Share your experiences and offer support to peers in a non-judgmental and empathetic environment.

• Open Discussions: Engage in open and honest conversations about relationships, including romantic partnerships, friendships, and family dynamics. Explore topics such as identity, love, intimacy, and community.

• Shared Learning: Gain insights and perspectives from a diverse group of individuals. Learn from each other’s stories and experiences and discover new ways to strengthen and nurture your relationships.

• Safer Space: Enjoy a confidential and respectful setting where your voice is valued, and your experiences are validated. We prioritize creating an atmosphere of trust and respect for all participants.

Why Join?

• Build a supportive network within the Black and Queer and Trans communities in Berlin.

• Find solidarity and understanding among peers who share similar backgrounds and experiences.

• Enhance your relationship skills and knowledge through shared wisdom and experiences.

Whether you're looking to navigate the complexities of dating, deepen existing relationships, or simply find a community that resonates with your identity, this peer support group offers a space for connection, growth, and empowerment.

Meeting Details:

• Date: 18. Juli 2024 18:00 Uhr

• Location: Togostraße 76, 13351 Berlin

• Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/community-counselling-with-kemoy-tickets-929737197987

About the Facilitator:

Kemoy is a Black, Queer and Agender Mental Health Therapist. They have a background in Psychology and Sexual Health with  a special interest in working with complex Trauma, understanding where it comes from, how to prevent it and how to reprocess traumatic memories so individuals are able to lead fulfilling lives. They aim to support members of the BIPOC and Queer communities through their work in mental and sexual health and enjoy facilitating spaces where these communities can come together in a safer space to learn, share and seek support from one another.