Incitement (foundation)

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incitement
legal form non-profit foundation under civil law
founding 2017
founder Jens Mittelsten Scheid
Seat Munich , Germany
precursor anstiftung & ertomis gGmbH (since 2008) and research company anstiftung gGmbH (founded in 1982)
purpose Science and research, public and vocational education
Chair Christa Müller , Daniel Everywhere
Website www.anstiftung.de

The anstiftung is a non-profit foundation under civil law, formerly Stiftungsgemeinschaft anstiftung & ertomis, non-profit GmbH , based in Munich . It researches and promotes, in addition, it networks initiatives and actors who move in the context of community do-it-yourself and subsistence such as urban community gardens , open workshops and repair cafés .

organization

The foundation's board of trustees consists of founder Jens Mittelsten Scheid (chair) with his children Anna Mittelsten Scheid and Jonas Mittelsten Scheid. The executive board includes the sociologist Christa Müller (chair) and Daniel Überall, founder of the Solidarity Agriculture Potato Combine. Several scientific employees work in the areas of research, practical advice and application processing.

history

In 1982 Jens Mittelsten Scheid founded the anstiftung as a non-profit research company to research and promote self-employment, subsistence (also in an urban context) and sustainable action in everyday life. In 2003, anstiftung launched the Interkultur Foundation project , which focused on researching and promoting intercultural and international gardens . In 2008 the foundation was merged with the ERTOMIS foundation, founded in 1973 by the parents of the founder, Erich and Charlotte "Totti" Mittelsten Scheid, to form the foundation anstiftung & ertomis gGmbH and has appeared again as an foundation since 2017, now in the form of a non-profit foundation Right.

Purpose and goals

In accordance with the statutes, the anstiftung promotes science and research as well as public and vocational education with a focus on resource protection, doing it yourself in the form of social, cultural and manual work, eco-social (alternative) forms of economy, neighborhood and regional networking as well as intercultural exchange and the participation of Minorities. The aim of the foundation is to create infrastructures and spaces through which sustainable action in the form of do-it-yourself is possible in everyday life.

Specifically, the promotional and advisory offer is aimed primarily at three types of initiatives: urban and intercultural community gardens, open workshops (such as fab labs , bike kitchens, etc.) and repair initiatives ("repair cafés"). What these projects have in common is the non-commercial orientation, the making accessible and sharing of knowledge and the democratization of technologies and tools according to open source principles. By means of networking meetings, workshops, webinars and information materials that the foundation organizes or provides, actors from the projects mentioned interact with one another and further develop the empirical knowledge that is generated there.

Publications

  • Christa Müller: Put down roots in a foreign country. Ökom, Ges. für Ökologische Kommunikation, Munich 2002, ISBN 3-928244-82-5 .
  • Christa Müller: Urban Gardening. About the return of the gardens to the city. oekom Verlag, Munich 2011, ISBN 978-3-86581-244-5 .
  • Andrea Baier, Christa Müller, Karin Werner: What people live on. Work, commitment and leisure beyond the market. oekom verlag, Munich 2012, ISBN 978-3-86581-341-1 .
  • Andrea Baier: How should you be healthy when you don't have a job? Health and social inequality. Transcript, Bielefeld 2013, ISBN 978-3-8376-2490-8 .
  • Andrea Baier, Christa Müller, Karin Werner: City of Commonists. New urban do-it-yourself spaces. Transcript, Bielefeld 2013, ISBN 978-3-8376-2367-3 .
  • Andrea Baier, Tom Hansing, Christa Müller, Karin Werner (eds.): Repairing the world. Open source and do-it-yourself as a post-capitalist practice. Transcript, Bielefeld 2016, ISBN 978-3-8376-3377-1 .

Web links

Footnotes

  1. ↑ https://anstiftung.de/die-stiftung ; s. also Krüger, Susanna: "Small but powerful - how integration can be achieved with little financial means." In: Die Stiftung, Berlin 2009, p. 32f.
  2. ↑ https://anstiftung.de/die-stiftung/team
  3. ↑ Baier, Andrea and Christa Müller: From the house of self-employment to the city of commonists - On the research understanding of the anstiftung. In: Melanie Jaeger-Erben et al. (Ed.): Social innovations for sustainable consumption, Wiesbaden 2017, p. 244.
  4. ↑ https://anstiftung.de/die-stiftung/historie
  5. ↑ Andrea Baier, Christa Müller, Karin Werner: "We trust in the power of different impulses." In: Elisabeth Hartung (Ed.): New Alliances for Shaping the Future. Munich 2018, p. 87.
  6. ↑ http://stiftungen.bayern.de/stiftung/5684
  7. ↑ Müller, Christa: "Subsistence research and sustainability in the anstiftung." In: Stiftung & Sponsoring 1/2004, p. 11.
  8. ↑ Andrea Baier, Christa Müller: From the house of self-employment to the city of commonists - On the research understanding of anstiftung. In Melanie Jaeger-Erben et al. (Ed.): Social innovations for sustainable consumption. Wiesbaden 2017, p. 258.
  9. ↑ Andrea Baier, Christa Müller: From the house of self-employment to the city of commonists - On the research understanding of anstiftung. In Melanie Jaeger-Erben et al. (Ed.): Social innovations for sustainable consumption. Wiesbaden 2017, p. 246.