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IT IS FORBIDDEN TO TALK ABOUT VIOLENCE AT THE CHAOS COMPUTER CLUB.

 Posted on 18.2.2024  (Last modified on 24.2.2024)  • Other languages: de

I have deliberately chosen a provocative title here to draw attention to an
unfortunate dynamic that comes with dealing with the topic of interpersonal
violence. I want to stimulate reflection and invite people to talk, even if and
precisely because the topic is so uncomfortable. Since 2018, I have been working
more intensively and more explicitly on the emergence and persistence of
violence in society. How victims become perpetrators, of themselves and others,
how experiences of violence are passed down through generations and contribute
to mental disorders and other illnesses. [Read More]


TOXIC RELATIONSHIPS AND NARCISSISTIC ABUSE MEETUP AT 37C3

 Posted on 9.12.2023  (Last modified on 30.12.2023)  • Other languages: de

At this meeting at the 37th Chaos Communication Congress in Hamburg, we will
collectively delve into the healing of toxic relationships and narcissistic
abuse. We will share experiences, insights, and coping strategies to liberate
ourselves from the chains of unhealthy connections, and discuss how we can
support others who may still feel trapped in such situations. The objective of
this gathering is to promote a sense of solidarity and understanding among
individuals who have either overcome the challenges of toxic relationships or
are still in the process of processing their experiences. [Read More]


TOXIC RELATIONSHIPS IN COMMUNITY


LET'S DEVELOP BETTER ANSWERS TOGETHER.

 Posted on 7.11.2023  • Other languages: de

“What brings us together is not what we already know, but what we still want to
learn. This exchange of knowledge is only possible if we approach each other
with an open mind and with an attitude of mutual respect and support. We want to
create an environment characterised by tolerance, respect, curiosity, fun,
openness to communicate, friendliness and consideration.” – Principles of the
Chaos Computer Club I would like to bring attention to a problem in our
communities. [Read More]


ON LIVING IN A TRAUMATIZED SOCIETY: NARCISSISM, TOXIC RELATIONSHIPS, AND OTHER
FORMS OF VIOLENCE.


MY SUBMISSION FOR CCCAMP23

 Posted on 12.7.2023  • Other languages: de

The lecture, “On Living in a Traumatized Society,” will cover the current state
of research on physical, psychological and emotional violence, and its links to
traumatic experiences in childhood. A central aspect of the presentation is the
role of childhood experiences in the development of violence. Research shows
that people who experienced violence in childhood are at higher risk of becoming
violent themselves or being trapped in toxic relationships. The traumatic
experiences affect the development of self-image, lead to emotional
dysregulation, and impair the ability to form healthy relationships. [Read More]


MY GOAL IS NONVIOLENCE.


INSIDE AND OUTSIDE.

 Posted on 1.1.2023  • Other languages: de

“Communicating non-violently means not only refraining from physical violence
and obvious forms of verbal violence, such as threatening someone or calling
them names. Accusations, judgments, interpretations, evaluations, analyses,
manipulations, advice, praise, etc. are also subtle forms of violence and block
real encounters unnoticed.” I cannot undo the past. I can only ask for an
apology, and gradually reconcile with myself. I cannot demand to be excused,
neither from myself nor from others. [Read More]
(Last modified on 24.2.2024)
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"I'd like to invite people to start thinking beyond the intra- and
interpersonal, and start questioning: What does it look like to set up social
structures which are designed with the intention of creating the conditions for
empathy to emerge?" (Dominic Barter)