Join an action::Humanity: State of Emergency
We are building a bridge to safe harbours.
We are a political movement, supported mostly by individuals from civil society. Everyone who supports our political goals and wants to participate is already part of the movement. Through demos and protest actions in the countryside and in the city, we fight with our numerous local groups for migration policy based on solidarity and human rights—in short: away from isolation and towards freedom of movement for all people!
Actions
Heidelberg
Pizza and plenum
28.04.2026 19:00 UhrHaus der Christuskirche, dritter Stock, Zähringerstraße 26More infoDarmstadt
Enough of the shift to the right? Seebrücke, screen printing & taster evening
29.04.2026 19:00 UhrOetinger Villa, Kranichsteiner Straße 81More infoBerlin
Film premiere: Roya
29.04.2026 20:00 UhrPassage, Karl-Marx-Straße 131More infoMünchen
Asylum in the European system - lecture and discussion with Prof. Maximilian Pichl
30.04.2026 19:00 UhrBellevue di Monaco, Müllerstraße 2-6More infoHeidelberg
Sweep the frats into the Neckar! Feminist and anti-fascist on May 1st - call for the eve demo
30.04.2026 19:00 UhrStadtbücherei, Poststraße 15More infoHamburg
Money is there - go for the rich
01.05.2026 14:30 UhrReesendammbrücke, JungfernstiegMore info
Join the movement!
You want to become active yourself and stand up for a migration policy based on solidarity? Then join Seebrücke!
Seebrücke September 2020. Photo: Nora Börding
Resources:Material
Here we have gathered everything you need to organise your own demo or other action as soon as possible.
Signs with „Leave No One Behind" and Seebrücke-symbols lay on the ground. Photo: Nora Börding
Make your city a Safe Harbour!
Safe Harbours welcome refugees—and are ready to take in more people. Together, Safe Harbours make up a strong counter-voice to the German government's isolationist policies—loud, uncomfortable, and media-savvy.
Through pressure from the streets and personal commitment, the active members of Seebrücke call on their cities and municipalities to declare themselves a Safe Harbours and to fight for a humane migration policy. With great success: Berlin, Kiel, Dortmund, Munich, Magdeburg—already more than 250 municipalities and cities are involved. And the number is growing almost daily!
Support Seebrücke: :Donate
With the help of your donation, we can loudly advocate migration as a human right and sea rescue as a duty.
2020 Evacuate Moria, Köln. Photo: Nick Jaussi