to the The social and ecological struggles of recent years have shown that climate justice is always in conflict with patterns of private ownership. Instead of a profit-oriented approach, we need a democratic economy that is geared towards the common good. Current debates indicate that socialisation can be the appropriate means of achieving this. But how do we get there?

With our conference “Let’s socialise – socialisation as a strategy for climate justice”, we are specifically inviting pioneering practitioners such as activists, trade unionists and academics to develop a radical practice of socialisation that leads to a social and ecologically just future. Together, we will work on various project ideas and campaigns aimed at democratic management from below in the energy, agriculture, care work and mobility sectors. We will look at past successes and failures of socio-ecological struggles and invite different actors to come together, to exchange and to connect. By focusing on questions of practice and organisation, we are taking the current debates on socialisation from the podiums to the streets and into the workplaces!

Whether you work in the agricultural fields or in hospitals, whether you want to expropriate coal companies or campaign for free public transport: Together we want to learn from and with each other to think and implement socialisation as a practical utopia of lived solidarity for people and the planet.

The registration process has now been completed. We had an overwhelming response of almost 800 interested people and are very happy about the great response!
Unfortunately, the number of sleeping places is limited to 360, which have now been taken. All those who have registered should have already received their confirmations or rejections by email.
The seminar rooms also cannot accommodate more people than have already been scheduled, which is why we unfortunately have no capacity for day guests.
Therefore we ask you: If you have not received a confirmation, please do not come. This time we want to organize a small conference that leaves room for encounters and concrete campaign planning. We hope that everyone will be able to come to the next conference!