FLINTA Sprinter
A mobile exhibition, a mobile Safer Space and an Infomobile against the Patriachat. Whether exhibition and visibility, Safer Space on demos or Infomobile. The FLINTA sprinter is equipped for everything. It was made possible for us by the Swiss construction collective Finta bauen.
Mobile exhibition
The reports, infographics and images transported by people on the run make visible what is made invisible by the EU. We bring the voices where they are unmistakable: to the inner cities, to Christmas markets, to demonstrations and street parties.
Mobile Safer Space
To build solidarity places where urban infrastructure is often lacking. Initial reception facilities in Germany are often far outside the cities. Residents have hardly any chance to get to know and take advantage of the support offers. The FLINTA sprinter therefore brings the equipment for a complete mobile Safer Space. From pavilion to seating, punching bag and music box to info materials, hygiene products, snacks and kids-space materials. In this way, he can bring practical solidarity and support where it often does not appear otherwise.
Awareness meeting point
Thanks to its flexible equipment, the FLINTA sprinter can serve as a contact point for awareness structures at demonstrations and rallies. A small protected space with seats to warm up can form an important infrastructure in politically challenging times. As a mobile protected space, the FLINTA sprinter can complement the respective awareness structure.
ROSA does not offer its own awareness work, but gladly supports with the available resources.
The FLINTA sprinter should also make solidarity practical in your city? Do you need a mobile Safer Space or plan a day of action?
Then write us a mail info@rolling-safespace.org Bring the FLINTA Sprinter to your city!
Our Bike Against the Patriarchy
A mobile rage station. To take space together, inform, be loud and feel community wherever it is needed. Nominated for the Giebichenstein Design Prize and conceived by Fina Schröder as part of her master’s thesis at the Hochschule für Kunst und Design Halle.
Radio ROSA
With 14 episodes so far, Radio ROSA has shed light on different voices, backgrounds, political classifications and biographies around the topic of flight and gender and the work of Rolling Safespace. All broadcasts were broadcast on free radio Corax, the individual episodes can be heard everywhere there are podcasts.
Our voices against the crisis
2026 is considered the super election year. In several federal states, state elections are pending. Elections are held in Saxony-Anhalt, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Berlin in September, where the AfD is ahead in surveys.
Changes by a governing AfD will have far-reaching consequences for the entire Federal Republic, including the people who are already suffering from the shift to the right. Migrants, refugees, women, queers, single parents, homeless and many more groups. More about the intentions of the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt can be read in the “government program” of the AfD.
The clubs and groups that have so far taken care of these groups of people are also under an AfD government or are already doing so.
There is every reason to scream.
People who scream are quickly stamped and are seen as upset. It is often associated with weakness and loss of control.
We want to turn this narrative around. We want to keep our voices loud and use them. To let out anger and scream, to draw attention to the crisis that is coming and the crisis that already exists. Be it the care emergency, unreported domestic violence, European deportation policy or, more generally, the state of the world.
We want to scream and sing to show that we still have a voice if we want. A voice for community, solidarity and equality. For a good life for everyone and without AfD. If we have attracted attention through a joint loud screaming and singing, we want to point out in the next step with information material, stickers and banners that every voice that does not go to the AfD helps to maintain a democracy. Together we want to vote against the crisis!