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You are planning to come to the skillshare weekend or the demo? Or maybe you even want to stay longer?
We’ve collected some infos on what you should be aware of if you are coming, generally, as well as specifically for this weekend:
First, if you still have space in your bags, and capacities to support us with material, you can find our current wish list under the following link. Most importantly, we need sleeping bags and blankets, fresh vegetables, white painter’s overalls and super glue.
Also, there are nazi rallys planned in Dresden this weekend (Saturday and Monday). Thus, expect an increased presence of cops and fascists in trains and at stations surrounding Dresden. Please take care, especially on the journey to- or from here. If possible, don’t travel alone, it’s better to be in a group when you have to change trains or on the way from the station to the forest.
In case you are already coming on Friday, best bring some food for yourself for the evening, as we can not guarantee to have enough food for everyone that’s coming. On Saturday and Sunday though, the MaWa will bring us food.
If you have capacities to support the forest by doing scouting shifts this weekend, we would also be especially happy, as Mahnwache and occupation would be a lot safer.

‼️JOURNEY BY SOLI BUS TO HEIBO BUILDING WEEKEND AND HEIBO RALLY, FROM LEIPZIG, BERLIN AND DRESDEN✊🌲❤️🖤
We are organising a collective journey with the Soli bus to Heibo building weekend, to the Heibo rally and to Dresden for protesting against the Nazi rally.

WAY THERE:
📍Berlin: Saturday, 11.2., 6:30am, Oranienplatz
📍Leipzig: Saturday, 11.2. 9am, Central Station, at the parking lot next to Parkhaus Westseite
📍Dresden: Saturday, 11.2. 11am, Klotzsche Station

WAY BACK:
📍Leaving at about 5pm from Heibo on Sunday, 12.2.

Around 10€ recommended donation per ride.
Please submit a binding registration under the following link: https://kurzelinks.de/fbel
Bring your own tents ⛺️ and sleeping stuff if you can 🙂

Solidary greetings 🌲
Heibo bleibo stabilo!!!🖤❤️

The eviction of Heibo is right around the corner, and besides the squatters in the trees, there will be a lot of people needed for reproductive work in the background. Currently, there’s still people missing especially for a KüfA (cooking team), that supplies MaWa, Out of Action rooms and Gesa-support with food. We will have a location, and can pay for and organise foodstuff, but we are lacking in people for Cutting, cooking, spicing, washing dishes, handing out, transporting food… We have warm sleeping places inside, and a kitchen that’s looking forward to be overflowing with the smell of delicious food. who support with shifts, and can serve as an anchor point during eviction. Send us a dm or e-mail to heibo@systemli.org, if you have questions or can imagine to support us.

It’s time, after 1½ years of occupation, the Heibo near Dresden is supposed to be evicted. Only so that a gravel pit can grow even further, but we won’t let this destruction happen!!! And for that reason, on Sunday, 12th of February (12.2.), there will be a big rally for the preservation of Heibo. You are very welcome to come on Saturday already, or even earlier, as there will be a large skillshare weekend in Heibo on the 11th and 12th.
Come by, learn climbing, build tripods and barricades with us, have a nice chat around the campfire🔥 And maybe you have the time to stay till eviction, and prevent it with us. The Heibo is well connected to public transportation. Below, you can read how to get here 😀
The most likely date for the eviction is the 15th of February, or very few days later. The big rally on the 12th will take place in any case. We’re looking forward to seeing you there! Let’s set a sign of resistance against the eviction of Heibo. Get together, get organised, and let’s make the eviction into a disaster together.

How to get here:
You get into the RB33 to Königsbrück (often on platform 4), and get out at the station Ottendorf-Okrilla Nord. From there, you still have 15-20min by bike, or about 45min by foot (3km) to go to the occupation. Best look up the way on a map beforehand, or walk together with others.