During various (outreach) workshops in the district, children and young people from different social backgrounds were able to come together and put their creative ideas into practice.They worked "sustainably creatively" and conjured up new and exciting objects from various recyclable materials.In a fashion workshop, old items of clothing were reworked using screen printing, sewing and tinkering to create their own fashion creations.During a TikTok workshop, which also took a critical look at the media format, young people were able to become environmental activists in short videos and campaign for recycling, for example.Finally, old skateboards were turned into new shelves and wardrobes for their own teenagers' rooms.Afterwards, we were able to show the results during a small exhibition at Ä.n.d.e.r.e.i. and celebrate with our loved ones.Many thanks to "Künste öffnen Welten" and "Kultur macht stark" for their support, to the Medienkulturzentrum and the Crossmediatour as well as to our partners Montagscafé and Treberhilfe Dresden and the Ferienpass Dresden for their cooperation.Greetings go out to Bautzen rollt ev, with thanks for the skateboards!

In our workshop morph we think about a new thing, a new thing, a new workshop, a new something together with the sewing workshop. We were morphed together with them. We're not revealing what's coming out yet, but you'll see soon!

a small selection of the projects that have been created in the wood workshop this year:

On 02.10.2023, a total of 10 technology enthusiasts met on their first day of vacation to do something very special - build their own FM radio.Even the topic was exciting. Today you can buy everything ready-made. But how it looks like in there and how it all works, that's what they wanted to explore here. After a short introduction - what are radio waves and what does VHF actually mean, we started. Unpacking the kit, checking that the parts are complete, assembling the first parts. That went quite quickly for the 4 girls and 6 boys.Then it got more complicated. To make sure nothing went wrong, Rainer showed the next steps with the help of a beamer. After about an hour, the last wires were connected - and here the manufacturer made us sweat quite a bit. The wire ends were too short, so that the springs could not hold the wire. This required a lot of help. All the helpers put in a lot of effort.And then came the moment of truth. Switch on and... The first radioplayed, the second. Unfortunately, there was not enough time to give all the children a radio that was ready to play. Rainer then offered to come by again and troubleshoot. Some of the parents wanted to have another look together with their children right at home.All in all, it was a successful workshop. This is also confirmed by the questionnaires filled out by the children.