
In order to protect everyone against the spread of Coronavirus and due to mobile working, the office of the Women and Gender Equality Officer at Faculty VII is currently on reduced occupancy. This implies in detail:
Women and Gender Equality Officer of Faculty VII - Economics and Management
Technische Universität Berlin
Sekr. H32
Straße des 17.Juni 135
10623 Berlin
Mail: fb(at)wm.tu-berlin.de
What does the work of Women and Gender Equality Officers involve? What is their field of activity? What do they participate in and what purposes do they promote? The field of activity of Women and Gender Equality Officers is quite broad. Our involvement covers many different aspects. This makes our work very interesting and always challenging. These are our most important areas of responsibility:
Our foremost priority is, of course, to help create an equal, open minded, and diverse working, research, and educational environment at the Faculty VII. Important milestones for this are:
The most important aspect of our counseling service is confidentiality. We are the contact persons for questions regarding the promotion of women and non-binary persons at the faculty, but also for difficulties with sexism and sexualized discrimination. You have the possibility to contact us anonymously (contact form) or by e-mail (fb@wm.tu-berlin.de). To cope with your situation we are happy to offer you a phone call or also conversation with the focus on your comfort. Together we will develop appropriate solutions. We can only provide advice, initiate proceedings, or even be the first point of contact for you and refer you to higher positions if necessary.
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions you may have.
Points of contact against sexualized discrimination, harassment and violence
Points of contact regarding queer hostility / for LGBTIQ+ people
Contact points in emergency psychosocial situations
The Berliner Krisendienst helps 24/7 in psychosocial crises up to acute mental and psychiatric emergencies - by phone, in person and in acute situations on site at 9 different locations in Berlin. The crisis service is free of charge.
The Krisenchat aims to help young people in need with their worries and problems around the clock. One can get in touch 24/7 via SMS or Whatsapp free of charge. The offer is aimed at people under 25.
If the pregnancy becomes a challenge, a feeling of being overwhelmed by the situation arises or a birth has to be kept secret, the counselors of the help hotline Pregnant Women in Need can be reached around the clock in 19 languages.