This event is open to all women*/FINTA* and allies and is organized as a strike. Allies are welcome, but the space at the gathering is primarily reserved for women*. Participants take part as individuals and not as part of organized groups. This means: no visibility or representation of associations, unions, parties, religious or other structures. This includes a ban on flags, logos, and any representation of organized groups. It is important that women* who participate as part of their alliance or association work “show up” privately. This is because we want to avoid the following: The volunteer work of organized women* should not take center stage. 

Instead,we want to show ourselves as individuals in order to emphasize the diversity and individuality of our voices. There will be no stage. Minimalist technology with sound boxes will be provided. We women* will do exactly what is good for us—and nothing else. There will be no moderation, no live speeches, and no slogans. 

Bring chairs, blankets, sleeping mats, or loungers to make yourselves comfortable. At the gathering, speeches from the women’s movement of the last decades and centuries will be played from tape—because everything has already been said many times over. We collectively refuse to put new voluntary care work into democratic protest. We are on strike.