Groups & clubs in Germany | Politics

Democrats Abroad Berlin is the largest of Germany’s 14 chapters. The political organisation organises meet-ups, takes part in rallies, hosts cultural events and parties.

Republicans Overseas aspires to engage Americans living overseas in US political processes, through “briefings, policy research and advocacy,” and effectively influence policy which concerns expats.

The International Women* Space Berlin is a feminist and anti-racist organisation formed in 2012 for refugee and migrant women. The IW*S organises demonstrations, information evenings and poetry slams.

The Left Berlin is a group of international progressives living in the capital. The organisation publishes regular news and commentary from left-wing perspectives, organises events and spotlights other left-wing groups in the capital.

The Initiative Schwarze Menschen in Deutschland (Initiative for Black People in Germany or ISD) was founded in 1985 and is the oldest such organisation in the country. The group highlights structural oppression with the aim of improving the lives of Black people living in Germany.

FLINTAWORLD is an organisation that lists all FLINTA* events happening in the city. Head to the website to see what’s on today!

Deutsche Wohnen Enteignen is a campaign group to socialise more housing in Berlin. After the campaign won a referendum in 2021, the group is working to have the referendum results enforced.

Mietendeckel Jetzt (Rent Cap Now) is a nationwide campaign for the German government to enforce a rent cap. The organisation has chapters across 19 German cities.

The Initiative Schwarze Menschen in Deutschland (Initiative for Black People in Germany or ISD) was founded in 1985 and is the oldest such organisation in the country. The group highlights structural oppression with the aim of improving the lives of Black people living in Germany.

DA Munich is a chapter of Democrats Abroad Germany, the official country committee of U.S. Democrats living in Germany. It organises regular events for community members in Munich.