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Seebrücke
Oldenburg, DEImpact-drivenNGOHuman RightsPolitics
Impact3Sustainability Goals
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About Seebrücke
Seebrücke is a political movement supported by civil society, advocating for a solidaristic and human rights-based migration policy. Its core mission is to establish "safe harbors" and promote freedom of movement for all people. Through initiatives like the "Sichere Häfen" campaign, Seebrücke has successfully engaged over 320 municipalities, including major German cities, to declare themselves welcoming to refugees. The organization, headquartered in Oldenburg, Germany, operates as an NGO and association, building bridges to safe arrival and stay for refugees.
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Sustainability Goals
Reduced Inequalities
Equitable Treatment for Refugees and Migrants
The organization advocates for a solidaristic and human rights-based migration policy to reduce inequalities faced by refugees and migrants, promoting freedom of movement for all.
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Access to Human Rights and Safe Escape Routes
Seebrücke demands safe escape routes and sea rescue as a duty, ensuring human rights for refugees and facilitating their access to justice through humane migration policies.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Safe and Inclusive Cities for Refugees
The organization's "Safe Harbors" campaign urges cities to declare themselves welcoming to refugees and to advocate for humane migration policies, fostering more inclusive urban environments.
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Q1What is Seebrücke's core mission and how does it create impact?+
Seebrücke advocates for a solidaristic, human rights-based migration policy, aiming to establish "safe harbors" and freedom of movement. Its "Sichere Häfen" campaign has successfully engaged over 320 municipalities, including major German cities, to declare themselves welcoming to refugees.
Q2Where can I find current job openings at Seebrücke?+
Current career opportunities at Seebrücke, such as the call for frontend developers, are published on their official website. You can find available positions and application details directly at https://www.seebruecke.org/stellen/honorarausschreibung-frontend-entwicklerinnen.
Q3Where does Seebrücke operate and how is it structured?+
Seebrücke's headquarters are in Oldenburg, Germany, but its movement is active through numerous local groups across various cities. It also has a connection to "Seebrücke Schweiz", indicating a broader reach for its cause.
Q4Which Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does Seebrücke primarily address?+
Seebrücke primarily addresses SDG 10, "Reduced Inequalities," by advocating for human rights-based migration policies. Additionally, it contributes to SDG 16, "Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions," and SDG 11, "Sustainable Cities and Communities."
Q5How many people are employed at Seebrücke?+
Seebrücke operates with a small core team, estimated to be between 2 and 10 staff members. The movement is largely driven by individuals from civil society and numerous local groups.
