How our program is created

The program is developed in three different ways: through external groups, through the Call for Content, and through the Open Spaces at the camp.
In March, external groups had the opportunity to submit a proposal to organize a tent, focusing on a specific theme or perspective and designing the tent autonomously as they wished. A total of 10 groups responded to our call, and they will fill a total of 9 tents.

Through the Call for Content, groups and individuals can submit individual contributions. These can range from workshops and networking to cultural programs and films, and can address the political issues that concern us. For this year’s Call for Content, there is only one submission deadline: July 12, 2026. When selecting program contributions, diversity is important to us—both in terms of content and in terms of formats and the perspectives of the presenters.

If you’re more spontaneous, if something comes up at the camp that needs to be discussed in more detail, or if you just want to offer something smaller, you can also use the Open Space at the camp. Just stop by our Program Working Group office hours and register your content. Open Spaces can be fun activities to lighten the mood but can also address substantive topics.

We’ll always have several program activities running at the same time—so there will always be something for you, or you’ll be spoiled for choice. ;-)
At the same time, we’re planning plenty of breaks and would like to encourage all participants, volunteers, and speakers to pay attention to their need for rest and not let the many options overwhelm them.