Dear comrades,
The Malmö Solidarity Movement with Palestine invites you to a political camp in Malmö from September 11th–16th. Everyone who stands against Zionism, colonialism and environmental destruction is welcome to join us in reclaiming power from the state and capital.
This camp is about active solidarity. We come together to share skills, strategies, and knowledge that strengthen our collective resistance. The program will include workshops, trainings, and discussions on Palestine, global liberation struggles, and building sustainable movements. Schedule TBA.
We gather to resist Israel’s ongoing genocide and apartheid occupation of the Palestinian people and their land, as well as the global systems enabling it, and those profiting from arms deals and colonialist ventures. Despite Israel’s ethnic cleansing, Western states, among them Sweden, remain complicit at every level: from municipalities and universities to tech firms, banks, grocery store chains and weapons manufacturers. Malmö itself plays a vital role in precisely this complicity:
From LIDL, McDonalds, to Malmö Muncipality hosting Eurovision 2024 and Malmö University receiving millions of SEK from Sandberg Development (https://mau.se/nyheter/stor-donation-till-vattenforskning-pa-malmo-universitet/), which is the owner of Aimpoint, a red dot sight producer whose products are used by the occupation forces (https://www.etc.se/inrikes/sikten-fraan-svenska-aimpoint-anvaends-av-idf); to Volvo machinery which is used in the demolition of Palestinian homes (https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jul/03/global-firms-profiting-israel-genocide-gaza-united-nations-rapporteur , https://www.un.org/unispal/document/a-hrc-59-23-from-economy-of-occupation-to-economy-of-genocide-report-special-rapporteur-francesca-albanese-palestine-2025/)
Multinational corporations which profit off exploitative supply chains, shamelessly sourcing from and even supplying Israeli commerce and military industrial complex.
They don’t care who bleeds. Accessible prices but with a lethal profit margin.
However, the local community of Malmö have been an example of what resistance, and organising can achieve. A recent win is the swedish red dot sight company Aimpoint (https://afsc.org/gaza-genocide-companies, https://www.sydsvenskan.se/2025-07-25/malmoforetaget-slutar-salja-vapensikten-till-israel-gjorde-ny-etisk-bedomning/) terminating all contracts with Israeli partners and halted exports.
By gathering in Malmö, we aim to harness the spirit of resistance that the local community has fostered and continue resisting. The camp will be a place to build networks and communities rooted in care, regeneration, and resistance — networks that transcend borders, lasting beyond the camp for further organising. This will be a space to challenge, support, and learn from each other. It is self-organised, and everyone, together, is responsible for making it safe, accessible, functional and cared for.
Practicalities:
- Vegan food will be served. Bring snacks or extras you may need; non-vegan donations are welcome.
- Sign up to be a volunteer now https://cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view/epVFhByqPPacTvgy-ABPTU96GHA+8ybDn-6Xp0gmUj4/ You’ll be able to sign up on site as well. Get involved and let’s build the space together.
- Donate if you can! This event is organized fully a volunteer and out of pocket basis. Any donations are welcome.
- Harassment and discrimination of any kind, or language that encourages it will not be tolerated. This includes but is not limited to racist, sexist, trans-, or queerphobic behaviour. For this reason, anti-deutsch is not welcome. There will be a well-being team coordinating around these issues.
- Keep a look out on our website and social media for updated information.
- Exact schedule of the program TBA
Let’s meet in solidarity, curiosity, and determination.
See you in Malmö in September!
Packing list
- Sleeping bag
- Sleeping mat
- Clothes to sleep in
- Towel
- Earplugs / loops or similar earplugs to regulate sound sensitivity
- Eye mask
- Hygiene items
- Windproof clothing
- Rain poncho or rainproof clothing
- Phone
- Charger
- Charged powerbanks and cables
- Pants that cover the ankles
- Socks that cover the ankles
- Preferably shoes that cover the ankles
- Long johns/leggings and thin sweaters to create layers
- Sitting pad
- Passport/national ID card or both
- Neutral keffiyeh - preferably white/black or white/red to reduce individual identification
- Neutral clothing
- Corona mask, or other mask
- Wet Wipes
- Gloves/mittens
- Hand sanitizer
- Cap
- Sunglasses
- Glasses - if you usually wear lenses do bring glasses!
- **Swimming goggles
- Lunch box
- Cuttlery
- **Water bottles
- Thermos
- Cash for donations
- Medicine
If needed
- Certificate from the pharmacy to bring drug-classified medicine across the borders (if traveling from abroad)
- Drums or other things that make noise
Packlista Svenska
- Sovsäck
- Liggunderlag
- Kläder att sova i
- Handduk
- Öronproppar/ **Loops eller liknande öronproppar för ljudstimulans reglering **
- Ögonmask
- Hygienartiklar
- Vindtäta kläder
- Regnponcho eller regntäta kläder
- Mobil
- Mobilladdare
- Laddade powerbanks och sladd
- Byxor som täcker anklarna
- Strumpor som täcker anklar
- Gärna skor som täcker anklarna
- Underställ eller långkalsonger/leggings och tunna tröjor för att skapa lager
- Sittunderlag
- Pass/nationellt ID-kort eller båda
- Neutral keffiyeh - gärna vit/svart eller vit/röd för att minska enskild identifiering
- Neutrala kläder
- Coronamask, eller annan mask
- Våtservetter
- Handskar/Vantar
- Handsprit
- Mössa
- Solglasögon
- Glasögon - ta med om du brukar använda linser
- Matlåda
- Bestick
- **Vattenflaska
- Thermos
- Cash för donationer
- Medicin
Om behov finns
- Intyg från apoteket för att föra narkotikaklassad medicin över gränsen (om du inreser till Sverige från ett annat land)
- Trummor eller annat som kan väsna
1. Why We Are Here
We are gathered in solidarity with the people of Palestine, standing against genocide, occupation, apartheid, and all forms of colonial violence. This also means resisting the corporate complicity funding genocide, apartheid and occupation. We demand justice, liberation, and dignity for all Palestinians, from the river to the sea.
We are united by shared struggles against capitalism, imperialism, and state violence. The fight for Palestine is deeply tied to our local fights - what happens there echoes here. Standing with Palestine means standing with all who resist oppression, everywhere.
We recognize our responsibility to act— locally and globally— until these demands are met. This camp is a space of protest, education, resistance, and care.
2. Our Core Principles*
This encampment is guided by these shared values:
Anti-colonialism: We oppose settler colonialism everywhere and recognize Palestine as a colonized land.
Anti-racism & anti-Zionism: We reject all forms of racism, antisemitism, and Islamophobia. Criticism of Zionism and the Israeli state is not antisemitic. For this reason, anti-deutsch is not tolerated.
Liberation is collective: We connect the Palestinian struggle to other fights for justice— Black liberation, Indigenous sovereignty, abolition, queer and trans liberation, disability justice, and anti-capitalism.
No one is disposable: We aim to be radically inclusive. We protect each other and leave no one behind.
3. How We Work Together
This is a horizontal, non-hierarchical space. Power is shared. We make decisions through consensus or modified consensus. We uphold this together.
Everyone’s voice matters. We can practice this by:
- Being aware of the intersections of identity, privilege and marginalisation we fall into.This is important at a camp centered around Palestinian liberation. We all will come from different backgrounds, but we can be aware of the way we show up, how we take up space and make a collective effort to center marginalised voices and perspectives.
- Helping each other with distributing the word, and speaking in an equal manner, and include those who might not be as loud, for their input
- We listen to each other with curiosity, in good faith and without interrupting one another
Accountability over punishment: If situations and/or conflicts arise we hold each other accountable with care. But we do not tolerate harm, abuse, or bigotry.
Disagreements are expected: We lean into conflict with curiosity and respect, not domination. If a conflict grows out of hand, we contact the wellbeing crew (pink vests) for support.
Respect our stewards and working groups: Tasks are divided among trusted teams— everything from kitchen, to logistics, wellbeing, drivers; all of us working on this are volunteers, doing our very best. A great way to feel more involved, or to improve something that you’d like to see changed, is to try a volunteer shift! (ask someone in a vest for more info)
4. Practices of Care & Safety
This is a political space and a place where people live and rest. We commit to:
Creating physically and emotionally safer environments, especially for marginalised and/or racialised groups such as Black, brown, muslim, queer, trans, disabled, and undocumented comrades.
Offering our support wherever we can; whether with cleaning up, carrying something heavy, or a listening ear.
Trying to provide each other with access to water, food, shelter, rest, and hygiene when possible.
Providing a drug and alcohol free space.
Having community-based safety protocols. No cooperation with police*, or institutions of state violence.
- Do not talk to cops in any way, do not take flyers or any other information sheets etc from them. If the cops need anything it is their job to solve it, not ours - we do not do the work of the police! Anything you say to them can be used against you or someone else. We have trained police contacts. If we talk to the cops, they stop respecting our police contacts and will try to talk to even more people. Let anyone who is talking to the cops know that we do not talk to them and why.
5. What We Demand
This encampment supports and may uplift the following demands, among others:
An immediate, permanent ceasefire and an end to the siege on Gaza.
The full right of return for Palestinian refugees.
Freedom for all Palestinian political prisoners.
Reject normalization and uphold full boycott, divestment, and sanctions against Israel and all complicit institutions.
An end to all military and financial support for Israel by our governments and institutions.
Accountability for war crimes and violations of international law.
From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.
THURSDAY 11 SEPTEMBER
13:00 – Arrivals (Enskifteshagen)
15:00–16:00 – Open space for self-organising (Enskifteshagen)
16:00–18:00 – Kids activities (Enskifteshagen)
Camp Hurriya invites also children. Come and play with other kids, get a nice face paint and see the camp.
16:00–18:00 – Workshop: Banner painting (Enskifteshagen)
Come and paint a banner with friends and comrades.
17:00–18:00 – Welcome speech (Enskifteshagen)
Welcome to Malmö: the heart of the solidarity movement with Palestine in Sweden and a city with a long history and tradition of different struggles for justice
18:00–19:00 – Dinner
19:00–20:00 – Assembly (Enskifteshagen)
20:30–22:00 – Movie: To Kill A War Machine (Hypnos cinema)
Since 2020, direct action group Palestine Action have documented their operations to dismantle the companies and infrastructure supplying weapons to the ongoing genocide in Gaza.Through real-time bodycam and phone footage, frontline activists take audiences along on their audacious raids to tear down arms factories around the UK. To Kill a War Machine was the product of more than six months of work and was made independently of Palestine Action, while using real-time bodycam and phone footage that the group had put into the public domain.
Directors: Hannan Majid, Richard York / Documentary / England / 2025
FRIDAY 12 SEPTEMBER
10:00–11:30 – What is authority: Silas Aliki in conversation with Samuel Girma (Enskifteshagen)
Silas Aliki is is a lawyer, writer, and public intellectual with a background in human rights, particularly LGBTQ+ legal and advocacy work. Silas is also part of Kontext Press, serving as its political editor. Their knowledge about authority extensive and deeply rooted in all of their work.
Samuel Girma is a cultural worker, writer and activist. Much of Samuel’s work rests on collaborations as a metod, focusing on a collective practice. Samuel’s projects, writings and art departs from the Black radical tradition of formulating and creating language(s) communities. On the topic of authority, Samuel’s work regularly touches on state violence and how authority manifests itself, both within the personal and general.
10:00–11:30 – How not to end up in jail: Practical Security culture (Glokala)
An interactive workshop for new and experienced activists, where we get to practice keeping ourselves and our movement safe.
12:00–13:00 – Lunch
13:30–14:30 – Assembly (Enskifteshagen)
13:30–15:00 – Fascist Futures and the Universalisms of the Genocide in Gaza – a lecture by Abdaljawad Omar (Enskifteshagen)
Abdaljawad Omar is a Palestinian writer and Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Studies at Birzeit University. His work examines the intersections of political thought, resistance, and settler colonialism, with particular attention to the intellectual, affective, and material histories and present forms of resistance.
13:30–15:00 – What can I do? A guide to action, towards concrete solidarity with Palestine (Glokala)
Israel’s settler colonial project, apartheid, occupation and now genocide is funded, armed and supported by the western establishment. Western governments, institutions and media.
This total impunity must be met with relentless efforts to enforce accountability.
It’s our foremost task to end the complicity at home as a concrete step towards meaningful solidarity with Palestine.
In this talk, we will try to outline some of the ways you can support Palestinian liberation and end apartheid and settler colonialism. From the shopping basket to the ballot box. From home and from work. At universities and in the playing field.
15:00–16:00 – Open space for self-organising (Enskifteshagen)
16:00–18:00 – Action training (Karavan)
Fireweed collective will lead a training in moving as a finger, delegate meetings, affinity groups and decision making in action.
16:00–18:00 – Legal training (Amalthea)
The training will give a general understanding of some of the legal basics in Sweden. This training with a legally knowledgeable comrade will give some broad insights of Swedish police practices during demonstrations.
16:00–18:00 – Circus for kids (Enskifteshagen)
Come and try out how it is to be a circus artist!
16:00–18:00 – Tour of radical activism in Malmö (Möllevångstorget)
A history of radical activism in Malmö and Möllevången is in many ways the heart and birthplace of the Swedish Social Democracy, but it is also a place where many other social movements and activists challenged injustices and lived their lives. On this walk, we get to know the cool anarchists at Svarta Katten, the success story that made the People’s Park an important tool of organisation as well as a place for leisure during 100 years, the “herring Bolsheviks” protesting the lack of food during World War II and many other big and small stories from the long radical history of Malmö and Möllevången.
The guide during the tour is Pål Brunnström, researcher and teacher in history at Malmö Universiy.
**18:00–19:00 – Dinner **
19:30–21:00 – Music & Poetry Night
Music: VÅRA LIV (OUR LIVES)
VÅRA LIV (OUR LIVES) is a protestband making songs about cripped and queer lives, community, solidarity and every day struggle.
Music: SIKALALLI
SIKALALLI is a local band from Malmö that brings together musicians from the Levant. They play a mix of Arabic music with a focus on traditional and revolutionary classical songs
Poetry: Bread&Roses: Malmö to Palestine
Bröd & Rosor is a literary society for women and transgender people whose lives and literary work are conditioned by migration and racism in Sweden. They will perform a collective reading along with invited solo readers:
- David Zimmerman
- Melanie Kitti
- Bisan G Awdan
- Motaz Dogheim
21:00–22:00 – Open mic
Please join us in an open mic session. Nothing is too small or too big. Come up, read a poem, hold a speech, sing a song or lead a chant.
SATURDAY 13 SEPTEMBER
10:00–11:30 – Decolonization, decoloniality and anticolonialism: disentangling struggles to strengthen solidarities (Enskifteshagen)
This is an introductory workshop aimed at looking into the concepts of decolonization, decoloniality and anticolonialism, and the practices that they refer to. Participants will learn about some of the academic traditions these concepts come from and to identify the main contexts and practices to which these concepts refer to. The workshop will have two main activities: a lecture and a guided discussion in which the participants are invited to share relevant experiences or critical reflections about the topic.
The workshop is part of a broader effort of the student communities in south sweden to develop a series of pedagogic initiatives aimed at opening avenues for the decolonization of academic and political practice in their area of influence.
10:00–11:30 – Action training (Karavan)
Fireweed collective will lead a training in moving as a finger, delegate meetings, affinity groups and decision making in action.
10:00–11:30 – Legal training (Amalthea)
The training will give a general understanding of some of the legal basics in Sweden. This training with a legally knowledgeable comrade will give some broad insights of Swedish police practices during demonstrations.
12:00–13:00 – Lunch
**13:30–14:30 – Assembly **
13:00–15:00 – Tatreez (Glokala) Come and learn more about Tatreez, the traditional style of embroidery practiced in Palestine. And make your own Tatreez.
13:30–15:00 – How do we organize through this crisis and the next? - Workshop with Dean Spade (Enskifteshagen)
Dean Spade, movement lawyer, activist for trans liberation, prison abolition, mutual aid and author of Normal Life, Mutual Aid and Love in a F*cked up world leads a session on how we can build radically brave and capable communities that can hold conflict and care. Facilitated by Ylva Emel Karlsson.
15:00–16:00 – Open space for self-organising
16:00– 17:30 – Humiliation. A Colonial Practice – a lecture by Shahram Khosravi (Enskifteshagen)
Humiliation has historically functioned as a strategic instrument of power in conflict, with gendered, sexualized, and racialized forms serving as particularly effective means of degrading both external adversaries and internal dissenters. As such, humiliation plays a critical role in the consolidation of domination.
The experience of coloniality, in its various configurations, is intrinsically linked to processes of humiliation. The systematic dehumanization of colonized populations not only enforces their subjugation but also renders them perpetually vulnerable to acts of humiliation.
This talk explores contemporary manifestations of humiliation as a colonial practice, with specific reference to three case studies: the genocide in Palestine, border enforcement regimes, and the US-led sanctions imposed on Iran. The focus is not on what humiliation is, but what it does: how it legitimizes domination, mobilizes populist revanchism, and sustains structural violence.
Shahram Khosravi is Professor of Social Anthropology at Stockholm University. Since early in his academic career, Khosravi has been working in two geographically and thematically different research fields. One is precarity in urban Iran and the other migration and border studies of Europe.
16:00–18:00 – Al-Thawabet - The core principles of the Palestinian liberation struggle (Glokala)
This workshop will delve into the ‘Thawabet’; addressing how they serve as foundational beliefs for any true anti-Zionist activism in this climate of Genocide by asserting that armed struggle is the only way to liberate Palestine and advocating for a free, Arab Palestine from the river to the sea.
16:00–18:00 – Workshop: Affinity groups (Karavan)
You can join this workshop to find an affinity group, or join with your existing group to prepare for the action together.
**18:00–19:00 – Dinner **
19:00–20:30 – The situation in the West Bank – a lecture by Lema Nazeeh (Enskifteshagen)
19:00-21:00 – Resistance & Resilience: Community Care in Times of Repression (Karavan)
We will talk about mental health before, during and after actions. A doctor from Health workers For Palestine with expertise in activism will educate us on how to take care of each other when our resistance and actions are met by police violence. For example we will learn the basics of trauma management and do somatic release exercises (exercises to calm the nervous system after increased stress).
21:00–22:00 – Concert: General knas and Antonio D
General Knas: one of Swedens top live artists and praised musicians takes to the stage at Camp Hurriya together with another of Sweden’s top reggae musicians, Antonio D.
SUNDAY 14 SEPTEMBER
10:00–12:00 – Active solidarity (Enskifteshagen)
Listen to comrades from International solidarity movement, Global Sumud Flotilla, Rättvisa Malmö, Volvo Claws of Palestine and Queers For Palestine Malmö talk about how you can be part of active solidarity in the struggle for a free Palestine.
12:00–13:00 – Lunch
13:00–14:00 – Workshop: Banner painting (Enskifteshagen)
Come and paint a banner with friends and comrades.
**13:30–14:30 – Assembly **
13:30–15:00 – The role of corporations in genocide, occupation and apartheid (Enskifteshagen)
After UNs Special Rapporteur Francesca Albaneses report “From Economy Of Occupation To Economy Of Genocide” we know that the international corporate machinery is sustaining Israel’s settler-colonial project of displacement and replacement of the Palestinians in the occupied territory.
How can we understand the role of cooperations in Israels genocide and how can the solidarity movemebt for Palestine disrupt the international corporate machinery?
With comrades from Disrupt power. Distupt Power is a grassroots research driven front that investigates energy production and supply to the Zionist regime across critical geographies. Instigating and activating research strategies and tactics of disruption and blockade. Disrupt Power operates in service of solidarity groups, trade unions targeting the energy and logistics sectors. They constantly evolve their methodologies of critical research to support direct actions.
15:00–16:00 – Open space for self-organising
16:00–18:00 – No one is free until Palestine is free – a panel on intersectionality (Enskifteshagen)
The struggle for a free Palestine has escalated the fight for justice in social movements all over the world. From the climate justice movement to anti-racist struggles, from the queer movement to indigenous struggles, from no border movements to the feminist struggle, from workers movement to crip struggle. In the resistance against genocide, utopias are materialised and dreams of another world are being formulated. What can we hope for and what victories can we achieve together?
A panel with Tareq Baconi, Dima L Hammad and Anja Söderström Feyzioğlu.
Tareq Baconi is a Palestinian writer, scholar, and activist. He is the grandson of refugees from Jerusalem and Haifa and grew up between Amman and Beirut. He has also written for film; his award-winning BFI short One Like Him, a queer love story set in Jordan. He is the author of Hamas Contained: A History of Palestinian Resistance, and Fire in Every Direction, forthcoming in November.
Dima L Hammad is a Palestinian from the West Bank who lives in exile in Malmö. With a background in linguistics and literature, she works as an educator and has actively organized for Palestine through civil society initiatives in both the West Bank and Sweden. She is also a co-founder of the Palestinian feminist collective Hayna.
Anja Söderström Feyzioğlu is a researcher and core organising member at the Palestinian Institute for Climate Strategy (PICS). She has a transdisciplinary background in environmental geography and political science, focusing on social-ecological resilience and the political ecology of natural resource governance.
**18:00–19:00 – Dinner **
19:00–20:30 – The Palestinian armed resistance in Gaza (Enskifteshagen)
Listen to Canadian journalist and analyst Jon Elmer, who has reported extensively from Gaza and the West Bank, talk about how the armed resistance have been shaped and shifted forms in Gaza since October 7.
Elmer is a contributing editor at The Electronic Intifada where he covers the Palestinian armed struggle and the genocide in Gaza in his weekly Resistance Report.\
MONDAY 15 SEPTEMBER
10:00–12:00 – Creative workshop (Enskifteshagen)
Come and paint, make signs and unleash your creativity.
12:00–13:00 – Lunch
13:00–15:00 – Högläsning! (Enskifteshagen)
Kom och lyssna på Män i solen av den palestinska författaren Ghassan Kanafani
15:00–16:00 – Open space for self-organising
16:00–18:00 Movies: Queer cinema for Palestine. 5 short films (Enskifteshagen)
Homecoming Queenz by Elias Wakeem (2019)
Gender Café by Jocelyne Saab (2013)
Le règne de Sultana by Hadi Moussally (2023)
Mondial 2010 by Roy Dibs (2022)
EITR Fateema by Al-Hamaydeh Miller (2013)\
**18:00–19:00 – Dinner **
TUESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER
10:00–11:00 – Collective care: affinity groups (Enskifteshagen)
11:00–12:00 Collective care: assembly (Enskifteshagen)
12:00–13:00 – Lunch
14:00-20:00 – Teardown of the camp & departures
I want to come but I don’t live in Malmö. Will there be housing available?
Yes, but make sure to sign up quickly before we run out of sleeping spots! Sign up here https://cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view/xMN5YLtvgvByU92H-DZJu30WKXIDV0CkpTizWGFj4cg/. There will be spaces to sleep indoors on floors, and some camping space outside.
I live in Malmö. How can I help?
Please sign up here https://cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view/epVFhByqPPacTvgy-ABPTU96GHA+8ybDn-6Xp0gmUj4/ for any help you can offer!
I live in Malmö, and I have a floor. How can I help?
Please sign up here https://cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view/epVFhByqPPacTvgy-ABPTU96GHA+8ybDn-6Xp0gmUj4// for any help you can offer! If you’ve got a floor we can arrange sleeping mats.
I don’t live in Malmö, how can I help?
There are many ways to help!
- Spread the word on social media, or print flyers, posters, and put them up all over the place! Write an email to us to get the materials malmo-festival@systemli.org.
- Contact a local activist group in your town to hold an info meeting! (Email us for material)
- Donate and/or hold a fundraising event to help make Camp Hurriya happen. (More info on how to do that under “Fundraising”).
- Share your skills and help out during the camp! There will be volunteer lists available to sign up on the spot, but you can also join a skills group chat in advance. https://linktr.ee/camphurriay
What does signing up mean?
Signing up means letting us know that you’re coming and, if applicable, that you’d like a place to sleep. You can use an alias and a dummy email if you do not want to share your identity. You are of course welcome even if you are not signed up, but it will help us logistically if you do.
Can I bring my friend?
Of course! We strive for the camp to be an inclusive and community building space.
Do I have to be there for the entire thing? / Can I come for one day only?
Yes! You can come for the whole thing, the weekend, one program point or only one minute if you’d like. In other words: you are free to come and go as you wish!
What do I need to bring?
For those travelling from afar, we have a packing list.
Can I bring my kids?
Yes! Please do. We view children as people, their presence is as important as any adults. If you need anything in order to provide for them, feel free to approach any of us on site. There will be some activities for kids.
Can I come if I don’t speak English?
Yes! We will collaboratively try to translate for one another on site. If you already know that you want to come to a specific activity and will need translation, please help us by letting us know here: malmo-festival@systemli.org
Kan jag komma även om jag inte är bra på engelska?
Ja! Vi kommer att försöka översätta gemensamt på plats. Om du redan nu vet att du vill gå på en specifik aktivitet och kommer behöva översättning, gör det enkelt för oss genom att höra av dig här: malmo-festival@systemli.org
هل يمكنني الحضور اليكم على الرغم اني لا أتحدث اللغة الإنجليزية؟
نعم! سنحاول معاً ترجمة ما نقوله لبعضنا البعض في الموقع. إذا كنت تعرف مسبقاً أنك تريد الحضور إلى نشاط معين وتحتاج إلى ترجمة، فالرجاء مساعدتنا بريدنا الإلكترون malmo-festival@systemli.org بريدنا الإلكترون
Are there bathrooms? With changing tables? Wheelchair bathrooms?
There will beportable loos, and there are public bathrooms in Enskifteshagen. One of them is wheelchair accessible and open 9am-9pm. For people with bathroom needs that can’t be met on site, we have access to a building nearby. If you already know that this is you, it helps our logistics if you email us to let us know what days you’re coming, and what your needs are. malmo-festival@systemli.org
Will there be a place to pray?
Yes! We will try to facilitate praying spaces to the best of our abilities for the duration of the camp. There are also an array of Mosques within walking distance of our location. Click here to see the list https://maps.app.goo.gl/7m8GaKbDpzEpoVgW9.
Is there vegan food?
Yes! There will be vegan food served two times a day. For other dietary needs, we will try to accomodate different allergies and food preferences to the best of our abilities. All food will be marked.
Is there halal food?
The camp is held in a public park, the ground is a flat grass lawn. We will set up our space with wheelchair accessibility in mind, to ensure wheelchair users have access to everything that non wheelchair users do.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
The camp is held in a public park, the ground is a flat grass lawn. We will set up our space with wheelchair accessibility in mind, to ensure wheelchair users have access to everything that non wheelchair users do.
Will there be places to rest?
Yes, we will have a calm corner for people to take a break or rest.
How do I get there after arriving in Malmö?
Location: Enskifteshagen, Malmö. Activities will be held there or in places nearby.
For those coming from far away, Malmö is a bike friendly city, and you can register for municipal bikes (available at many stops around the city, including one right next to Enskifteshagen) here:
- 24hrs pass - 80 SEK
- 72hrs pass - 165 SEK
- Annual pass - 250 SEK
I am Muslim/Jewish/queer/trans/disabled, am I welcome?
Yes! We will do our very best to keep our camp inclusive and free from oppression, and will take action to ensure a politically aware space. For further details, see our camp consensus page.
We are grassroots, which means we started and grew from ordinary people at a local community level. We are religiously and politically unaffiliated. What binds us together is our aim for a world free of genocide and colonialism, and an interest in a Malmö which doesn’t have ties to those making genocide possible.
We are made up entirely of individuals and small groups, doing this out of our own initiative. This means that the camp is a co-created effort by all those partaking.
If you’d like to participate in making similar things happen again, contact us here malmo-festival@systemli.org.
You can donate through the following ways:
Swish: 1236291470
The recipient of the Swish is “Transcendental Transport"
Donations do not need to be labell
Kontonummer
8295-8,3 102 165-2\
BG 5511-0720
IBAN
SE58 8000 0829 5800 3102 1652
BIC
SWEDSESS
The event is organized fully on a volunteer and out of pocket basis. We have contributed with what we have, and any donations to help us pay for costs is hugely welcome and appreciated.
Every donation supports the tools we need to care for each other and fight back — food, infrastructure, accessibility, materials, other practical needs and more.
If you are an artist, hold events, or able to help us fundraise in some other way, please contact us! malmo-festival@systemli.org