In the current issue of 52 Radio Minutes, we dedicate ourselves to an important political day of remembrance: International Whores' Day, which marks its 50th anniversary this year.

On 2 June 1975, over 100 sex workers* occupied a church in Lyon to protest against violence, repression and exclusion. This action is considered a milestone in the modern sex work movement.

Spray. Appropriate. Visibility

Together with graffiti artist Laura, we explore artistic strategies for becoming visible and question the power relations that structure urban space: Who is seen? Who owns the wall? And what does it mean to be present in public space as a FLINTA*?
Whether you are spraying for the first time or already have experience: We look forward to seeing you!

Spray. Appropriate. Visibility: Graffiti workshop with Laura

This workshop is aimed at all FLINTA* people who want to work with a spray can and get to know street art as a tool for political expression, self-empowerment and intervention.

About violence

Documentary 2025: Daring. Courageous. Radical - Artists of the Feminist Avant-Garde
Followed by Q&A with director Susanne Riegler and Gitti Vasicek

FIFTI-who?
Competently rebellious - consistently present. And always open to new encounters.