Category: Our projects

Since the beginning of the first lock down there has been a massive increase in homebaking the world over. And we haven't been spared by the hype!

We are looking for a graphic designer who would like to work with us regularly on a freelance basis.

Give Something Back to Berlin is hiring! We look for a junior project coordinator for our partnership and cooperation efforts with a focus on fundraising and community support.

A photo story giving you a glance into how GSBTB adapted its projects to the new circumstances that arose due to the spread of Covid-19 in Berlin, and how the community has gotten involved.

GSBTB Communications Manager Abeera lets you in on all the secrets of how to make South-Asian style daal, served hot with a crispy, fresh dosa.

In our second Quarantine Kitchen post, volunteer chef Wilma shares her recipe for tasty (and cheap) golden roasted cauliflower, served with sinfully creamy coconut rice and masala fried leaves.

GSBTB is evolving and changing, and from summer 2020 we are looking for an Assistant Director with a focus on communications and fundraising while we restructure our team.

Bored at home during the quarantine and need some new recipes to spice up your cooking life? Quarantine Kitchen is here for you! We kick off our series by showing you how to pickle wild garlic and make your own kimchi.

Do you have time and skills to donate to local organisations that are working tirelessly to protect vulnerable Berliners? Here are some volunteering opportunities to help out your Berlin neighbours during the current COVID-19 crisis.

Have some time to kill during the quarantine, and miss some GSBTB in your life? Here's how to get a slice of the activities we offer — all from the comfort of your own home.

With the end of 2019, and the start of 2020, GSBTB was awarded two prizes for its work; by B.Z. for its community-building work in Berlin, and by the Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Fraktion for its project aiming to aid women and young girls.

A photo-series about GSBTB's weekly Open Art Space, and what the process of self-expression and healing through creativity and art looks like in practice.