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Opferperspektive
Potsdam, DEImpact-drivenAssociationHuman RightsSocial Impact
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees2 - 10
About Opferperspektive
Opferperspektive e.V. is a non-profit and charitable association that has been dedicated for over 25 years to fostering an open and discrimination-sensitive society. The organization actively combats deeply rooted societal exclusion mechanisms, including antisemitism, racism, nationalism, and homo- and transphobia. Headquartered in Potsdam, it provides a counseling center for victims of right-wing violence and anti-discrimination counseling. Opferperspektive also engages in public advocacy, campaigning for effective discrimination protection. It emphasizes its political and financial independence to ensure a partisan representation of marginalized interests.
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Sustainability Goals
Reduced Inequalities
Combating discrimination and exclusion
Opferperspektive provides counseling and support to individuals affected by racism, antisemitism, and homo- or transphobia, working to reduce social inequalities.
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Access to justice and protection for victims
The organization operates a counseling center for victims of right-wing violence and provides anti-discrimination counseling, facilitating access to justice and strengthening the rule of law.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Fostering inclusive and safe communities
By combating right-wing violence and discrimination, Opferperspektive helps to create safer and more inclusive cities and communities for all residents.
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Q1What is Opferperspektive's core mission?
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Opferperspektive e.V. has been dedicated for over 25 years to fostering an open and discrimination-sensitive society. The organization actively combats deeply rooted societal exclusion mechanisms such as antisemitism, racism, nationalism, and homo- and transphobia, standing in solidarity against discrimination and right-wing violence.
Q2What counseling and support services does Opferperspektive offer?
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Opferperspektive provides a counseling center for victims of right-wing violence and anti-discrimination counseling. Additionally, they offer online counseling and specialized resources such as the "Toolbox Rechte Gewalt" and a project documenting "Victims of right-wing violence in Brandenburg."
Q3Where is Opferperspektive headquartered, and what is its regional focus?
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The organization is headquartered in Potsdam, Germany. It has a strong local impact in the Brandenburg and Potsdam regions, where it conducts its counseling and advocacy work.
Q4Where can interested individuals find current job openings at Opferperspektive?
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Current job openings at Opferperspektive are available directly on the organization's website. Interested individuals can visit https://www.opferperspektive.de/aktuelles/stellenausschreibung-fbl-obs to learn about open positions.
Q5How can one support Opferperspektive's work?
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The organization can be supported through donations or a supporting membership to ensure its long-term work and financial independence. Donations and membership fees are tax-deductible.
Q6Which Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does Opferperspektive primarily contribute to?
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Opferperspektive primarily contributes to SDG 10 "Reduced Inequalities" and SDG 16 "Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions." The organization also secondarily contributes to SDG 11 "Sustainable Cities and Communities."
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