This is an introduction and an invitation to join an open and collective archiv project for antiracist struggles.

Anti-racist struggles are multiple and diverse - and even under more and more pressure, people come together not only to resist racist border, but to create a solidarity-based approach who to live in freedom.

But what do we now from struggles before us? What do we keep in memory, not only personal, but collectively? How can we change how other think, speak and act about migration, racism and borders? Where do we archive what we achieved?

A couple of activist from different antiracist spheres and generations started working on this question in 2021, founding the open archive project "Ver/sammeln antirassistischer Kämpfe - Re/assembling anti-racist struggles".

An open archive room in the FHXB Museum in Berlin together with digital infrastructures to keep flyers, posters, pictures as well to tell and share stories by a self hosted audio and videoplattform, everything open sourced to use for your struggles and stories.