Name: Showcase Campaign for the European Protest Day for the Equality of People with Disabilities
Start: 2026-05-02T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-02T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Quartiersbüro Spiegelfabrik

A visible sign for inclusion in Fürth's East City

On May 2, 2026, the neighborhood office Spiegelfabrik in Fürth will transform into a place with a clear message: Everyone belongs here. The showcase campaign for the European Protest Day for the equality of people with disabilities sends a public signal for equal rights, self-determination, and participation.

A project with attitude and heart

The action is created within the SOROWO project of Lebenshilfe Fürth in cooperation with the East City neighborhood office. The focus is on an inclusive event experience that does not rely on a big stage or loud effects, but on a strong idea: visibility creates awareness. The showcase will be visible from April 30 to May 7, 2026, accompanying the protest day over several days.

A place where neighborhood and participation come together

The neighborhood office Spiegelfabrik at Lange Straße 53 is known as a meeting place in East City. Right here, the action unfolds its effect: directly in the district, in the midst of everyday life, immediately accessible to residents and interested visitors. The quiet, open atmosphere of the neighborhood office fits perfectly with a format that invites looking, thinking, and engaging in conversation.

Inclusion in the showcase, public awareness in everyday life

Visitors do not experience a traditional evening event, but a concise pre-reporting in the form of a showcase presentation. This format makes the event special: it is low-threshold, free, and permanently visible. Thus, a small but effective example of successful event planning with social added value emerges.

Voices from the environment

The public response surrounding Lebenshilfe Fürth and the neighborhood office shows: Projects with a clear message generate interest. In the organizations' digital channels, the focus is mainly on participation, encounters, and joint engagement. This aligns with the target audience approach of this action, which addresses people of all ages and makes inclusion tangible in everyday life.

Conclusion: A short visit with lasting impact

If you want to experience a visible sign of barrier-free access and equality in Fürth, you should not miss this action. The showcase for the equality of people with disabilities connects social relevance with local closeness and invites you to discover inclusion live in the neighborhood.