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Berlin's Business Community Takes a Stand

Berlin, June 9, 2026 – Berlin thrives on diversity, openness, and mutual respect.  Since 2021, Berlin's business community has been actively committed to these values through the Berlin Against Antisemitism initiative. The goal of the initiative is to raise awareness of this important issue across businesses, institutions, and the broader community, helping to combat antisemitism as well as exclusion and discrimination in all their forms.

As the initiative marks its fifth anniversary, the campaign is being expanded and opened to additional networks, institutions, businesses, and industry associations.  The aim is to build a broad coalition and take a visible stand together.

Through Partner for Berlin's testimonial campaign, companies, organizations, and representatives from the business and sports communities are expressing their commitment to these values.  Personal messages highlight what they stand for and send a clear signal against all forms of exclusion.

Taking a public stand helps reinforce democratic values, raise awareness, and send a strong message of solidarity.  Those who get involved demonstrate their commitment to fostering a culture of respect and strengthening social cohesion across Berlin.

Join the initiative

Take part and join Berlin's business community in sending a clear message in support of respect and diversity.

To support your participation, we provide campaign templates and materials that can be customized with your own photo and personal statement. You can then share them through your communications channels and social media platforms.

For more information, please visit: https://www.berlin-partner.de/netzwerk/berlin-gegen-antisemitismus/detail/berliner-wirtschaft-zeigt-gesicht

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