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Installation locations and actions

Two women sit on an orange bench, both raising their hands with orange paint. One wears an orange shirt that reads “NEIN zu Gewalt an Frauen!” The background features stone stairs, and a small sign is visible on the bench, emphasizing the message against violence towards women.

The project managers: Karin Stark and Cynthia Schönau, Equal Opportunities Office

Pictures

Here you can see the orange benches against violence that have already been set up in the district.

City of Ludwigsburg, 24.11.2023

Three women wearing orange shirts with the message "NEIN zu Gewalt an Frauen!" are seated on an orange bench. They all have their hands raised with orange paint, symbolizing a stance against violence towards women. The background shows a simple urban setting.

The first orange bench in the circle.

A diverse group of people stands together outdoors, wearing orange shirts and holding up their hands, which are painted orange. They are advocating against violence, with signs reading "Mein Gewalt" (My Violence). A few individuals use mobility aids, emphasizing the inclusivity of the gathering.

Installation campaign.

Municipality of Freudental, 05.03.24

A group of people, including several women, observe a man placing items on an orange bench. The focus is on the man's hands as he engages with the objects, while the women watch, some raising their hands in a gesture of participation or enthusiasm.

Mayor Fleig in action.

Two women are facing each other and laughing, engaged in a cheerful high-five outside a building. Several people are visible in the background, contributing to a lively, social atmosphere. The surroundings include a stone pathway and a light-colored building wall.

Stop Hands" campaign.

A group of around twenty people is gathered outside, smiling and posing for a photo. They are dressed in colorful jackets and are standing on a cobblestone path near a white wall. One person is walking with a stroller, while others are holding drinks and snacks.

"Stop hands"

City of Marbach am Neckar, 08.03.24

A group of diverse individuals stands around an orange bench with the hashtag "#schweigenbrechen," symbolizing a campaign against violence towards women. Many attendees hold flowers, indicating support and solidarity. The setting appears to be a public space, promoting awareness and community engagement.

Campaign bench in front of the town hall.

A vibrant bouquet of roses in various colors rests on a bright orange bench. Yellow ribbons with messages are tied around the bouquet, highlighting a campaign against violence. The bench includes a sign with hashtags promoting the cause.

Fair trade roses.

A group of seven individuals, standing together outdoors, smile at the camera. They hold an orange T-shirt that reads "NEIN! Die Wahl zählt!" (NO! The vote matters!). A vibrant orange bench stands in front of them, along with colorful items displayed on a green table.

Campaign bench in front of Café Q.

A group of six people sits and stands together outdoors, holding orange balloons. They are surrounded by a wooden structure and colorful chairs. Some individuals smile and pose playfully, creating a festive atmosphere. The scene conveys a sense of joy and celebration.

planet x youth center.

The image features an orange-painted wooden bench made from pallets. The words "no LOVE without RESPECT" and "NEIN ZU GEWALT an MÄDCHEN und FRAUEN" are prominently displayed. The background includes wooden walls and silhouettes of figures.

Action Bank.

A red chair placed outdoors features bold black text on its backrest that reads, “KEIN PLATZ FÜR GEWALT AN MÄDCHEN UND FRAUEN!” (No space for violence against girls and women!). The chair stands on a stone path surrounded by greenery.

Action chair.

City of Ludwigsburg, 22.03.24

An orange mesh bench sits beside a tree in a park, surrounded by green grass and plants. In the background, colorful buildings and parked cars are visible. A tag is attached to the bench, possibly indicating its branding or specifications.

Bench at the Bärenwiese

An orange metal bench is positioned on a concrete surface, surrounded by grass. A notice is attached to the backrest, indicating information related to the bench. The area appears quiet, with a fence visible in the background.

Bench at the LBC youth club

A young woman in an orange shirt and a man in a black vest stand beside an unfinished wooden bench outside a building. They are holding paint cans and tools, indicating they are involved in a community project to refurbish the bench.

Pallet bench at the LBC youth club

White chalk text on pavement reads: "IT'S A DRESS NOT A YES." The message appears to emphasize a statement about consent and clothing.

Chalk campaign by the LBC youth club

Chalk writing on pavement reads, "Dein Blick gehört NICHT in meinen Ausschnitt," which translates to "Your gaze does NOT belong in my cleavage." The message emphasizes boundaries and consent regarding how individuals are looked at.

Chalk slogans from the LBC youth club

Large district town of Ludwigsburg, 24.03.24

A bright orange bench displays a poster with a message against violence towards women. The poster includes graphic elements and text urging awareness and action. The background features a pleasant outdoor setting with flowers and a tent.

Orange Bank

Two women stand in front of a white tent with a table displaying materials. One woman wears an orange coat, and the other is in a dark coat. They are beside an orange bench, with a promotional banner nearby, set in a public space with stone pavement.

Representatives of the City of Ludwigsburg and the Child Protection Association

Municipality of Erdmannhausen, 12.04.24

A group of twelve people stands outside a building, holding colorful flyers and balloons. They are smiling and dressed casually. Some are holding items that suggest a community event or awareness campaign. The setting appears to be a public area with a bus stop visible nearby.

Welcome with BM Marcus Kohler

A woman stands behind a table displaying various brochures and materials promoting a message against violence, with an orange sign reading "NEIN ZU GEWALT!" (NO TO VIOLENCE). She gestures invitingly while orange balloons are arranged nearby, creating a vibrant awareness campaign setting.

Information stand with Karin Stark, District Office

Three women sit on a bench, each holding different colorful pamphlets. They appear engaged and are smiling. The setting is urban, with a glimpse of trees and buildings in the background. The image conveys a sense of community and shared interest.

Passers-by

An outdoor setting features a table displaying materials with an orange cloth draped over it and orange balloons. A nearby bicycle is leaning against a pillar. The scene suggests a festive or promotional event, with a focus on vibrant orange elements.

orange bench

Large district town of Bietigheim-Bissingen, 16.04.24

An elderly man with gray hair leans over an orange bench in a garden, examining various pamphlets arranged on it. The surrounding greenery and blooms create a tranquil outdoor setting.

Mayor Jürgen Kessing in action.

A group of six individuals stands together near a bench in a park, displaying informational brochures on crime prevention. A banner in the background reads "Everyday can become a victim." The scene underscores community awareness efforts for safety and support.

Contact and advice centers

An orange wooden bench is shown in a park setting, partially surrounded by greenery. There are two signs attached to the bench, indicating information or rules related to its use. The ground is made of cobblestones, adding to the outdoor atmosphere.

The "Orange Bank".

Walheim, 25.04.24

A bright orange wooden surface is being painted with a small roller brush. The brush is resting on the freshly painted area, showcasing a vivid coat of paint. The background includes a partially finished wall with splashes of paint.

...in progress...

A group of eight people stands behind a table filled with informational brochures and flyers. They hold orange balloons and display a sign reading "Nein" in a visible spot. The setting appears casual, with a colorful background indicating a community event.

Info table

A clear container holds multiple orange balloons and flyers promoting a helpline against violence toward women, displaying the contact number "116 016." The background features vibrant graffiti art.

Help phone

A group of seven adults stands behind a large, orange-painted wooden object. Two children are at the forefront, engaged with the wood. The scene is set in an outdoor area with graffiti in the background. Balloons are held by some of the adults.

Participants

Municipality of Sersheim, 05.06.24

The image shows a wooden bench with a fresh orange paint job, placed prominently in the upper section. In the lower left, someone is painting wooden slats, while the lower right shows a hand using a sander on a weathered surface.

Bench in front of the FourTeen youth center

Municipality of Murr, 14.06.24

A group of seven individuals stands together in a hallway, promoting a campaign against violence. They hold brochures and stand beside an orange bench with the message “STOPP Gewalt gegen Frauen #schweigenbrechen” displayed prominently. A display of informational materials is on a nearby table.

BM Torsten Bartzsch & actors

A red bench is prominently displayed in a building's interior, featuring the message "STOPP GEWALT GEGEN FRAUEN" and the hashtag "#Schweigenbrechen." Nearby, a brochure stand holds various informational materials. The space is bright and features large windows and a staircase in the background.

Town hall foyer

City of Tamm, 21.06.24

A group of people stands under umbrellas, gathered around a table draped with a beige cloth and orange balloons. A banner on a nearby bench reads "STOOPP GEWALT GEGEN FRAUEN" (Stop Violence Against Women). The atmosphere appears to be one of solidarity and awareness.

Mayor Martin Bernhard

A group of eight people poses for a photo outside a building. Four individuals are seated on a bench in front, with four behind them standing. They are dressed casually, and there are trees and an umbrella visible in the background.

Participants

Protestant University, 26.06.24

A crowd of people gathers around a food truck and an information table in a sunny outdoor setting. Some are engaging with vendors, while others browse materials displayed on the table. Nearby, a modern building and greenery create a lively atmosphere for community interaction.

Great interest in the on-site campaign

Two women stand outdoors, one holding a microphone and speaking, the other reading from a paper. They are engaged in a public event, with tables nearby displaying materials. The setting features trees and greenery in the background.

Speech by Professors Dr. Stephanie Goeke and Dr. Nycil Romis Thomas

The image shows several handmade signs promoting the message against violence, with phrases in Spanish and German. One sign states "Por ti, por todas, digamos NO a la violencia" (For you, for all, let's say NO to violence), while another emphasizes that "Once is one time TOO MANY."

Statements

Two individuals are holding a large, colorful banner that promotes inclusivity, with messages against discrimination. They are outdoors, standing near informative displays about accessibility and educational opportunities for people with disabilities. The scene conveys a commitment to advocacy and support for marginalized communities.

Unveiling: Sarah Schwarm (Theo-Lorch-Werkstätten) and Chancellor Thomas Erler (EH)

A woman holds a photo while sitting on a bench amidst two banners promoting social initiatives. Another woman and a man sit beside her, engaged in conversation. They appear to be participating in an event focused on community and education. The setting is outdoors with greenery in the background.

Organizer

A bright orange bench is positioned in a grassy area, flanked by two informational banners. One banner represents Theo Lorch Workshops, featuring support services for people with disabilities, while the other highlights educational offerings from a related institution.

Orange Bank

Large district town of Ludwigsburg, 07.07.24

Three women stand behind an orange bench displaying various pamphlets and materials. They are in a public square with buildings in the background and an umbrella providing shade. The scene suggests an event or informational outreach.

Orange Bank at the children's festival with the Silberdistel association.

Large district town of Ludwigsburg, 12.07.24

A group of five people stands in front of a police tent in a park. There is a German shepherd dog beside them. The individuals are smiling, representing a community policing initiative. The background features greenery typical of a park setting.

Despite bad weather: dedicated info team

Large district town of Ludwigsburg, 19.09.24

Large district town of Ludwigsburg, 20.09.24

Two women stand behind an orange cart filled with brochures and flyers, promoting various activities. A small dog sits by their feet. They are in a public space with trees and people visible in the background, suggesting a community event.

Information campaign in the town hall courtyard

Ludwigsburg Employment Agency, 24.09.24

In a community center, four people sit on a bench holding signs advocating against violence against women. A large poster behind them features a handprint and the words "STOPP – Kein Platz für Gewalt an Frauen." This emphasizes their message of support and awareness.

Manager Martin Scheel with employees

Poster for an event titled "Domestic Violence - Recognize and Act." It features a stylized hand graphic and a bold message saying "STOP." Below, it states "No place for violence against women." The event is hosted by the Orange Bank and welcomes attendees.

Image: Ludwigsburg District Office

A woman stands beside a presentation slide titled "Häusliche Gewalt – erkennen und handeln" (Domestic Violence – Recognize and Act), featuring her name, Karin Stark, and her credentials related to victim protection and prevention in Ludwigburg.

Speaker Karin Stark from LRA LB

Field hockey Club Ludwigsburg, 28.09.24

Two men sit on a bench, holding a sign that reads "STOPP GEWALT GEGEN FRAUEN" and "schweigenbrechen," promoting awareness against violence towards women. The background features a sports field. The image conveys a message of solidarity and advocacy.

Coach Max Oswald and President Jürgen Schindler

Municipality of Ingersheim, 17.10.24

Three women stand together in a park, smiling. The first woman wears a blue vest and jeans, the second wears a red top and jeans, and the third is in a pink sweater and gray pants. Behind them are orange balloons and a bright orange bench with a sign.

Mayor Simone Lehnert, Karin Stark (Ludwigsburg District Office), Stephanie Bläse (Ingersheim municipal administration)

Large district town of Ludwigsburg, 21.10.24

A police officer stands by an orange bench with the words "MEIN ZU GEWALT" in a public space. Nearby, a table displays informational materials, while a person interacts with balloons. Two banners promote "PräventSozial," a community safety initiative. A small dog is present near the bench.

Orange Bank with POK Stefanie Hecksell (Police Headquarters) and representatives of PräventSozial gGmbH.

A community event featuring a table with informational materials and a spinning prize wheel. Two people engage with the wheel, while one holds balloons. A small dog stands nearby. Banners display the text "PräventSziAl" promoting safety and awareness initiatives.

Actions.

Large district town of Vaihingen an der Enz, 21.11.24

Lord Mayor Uwe Skrzypek with local councillors and representatives from the district and the White Ring

Ludwigsburg, Universities, 25.11.24

A diverse group of people stands on the steps in front of a large building. They hold a banner that reads "ACROSS DIFFERENCES." The building features colorful signage promoting an event or exhibition related to the theme.

Action with orange bench in front of the Academy of Performing Arts.

District of Ludwigsburg, District Administration Office, 25.11.24

Three individuals pose on a bench in front of a banner promoting awareness for violence against women. The banner is titled "Wir brechen das Schweigen" (We Break the Silence) and includes a date, suggesting the campaign is linked to an international day of action.

District Administrator Dietmar Allgaier with project managers Karin Stark and Cynthia Schönau on the bench in the district administration office.

Protestant Church Markt8 Ludwigsburg, 25.04.25

The image features a wooden bench with a message advocating against violence towards women. It displays the phrases "STOPP GEWALT GEGEN FRAUEN" and "#schweigenbrechen" prominently, highlighting the campaign's focus on raising awareness and encouraging action against gender-based violence.

Orange Bank

Two women sit together on a bench, one holding a postcard and the other holding a black sign that reads "NEIN ZU GEWALT" (No to Violence). The setting seems casual, highlighting their involvement in a social cause.

from left: Annrike Udroiu and Karin Stark

Municipality of Affalterbach, Siegelhäuser Strasse, 12.06.25

Orange Bank, source: Affalterbach municipality

Orange bench opposite the Elsa Brodbeck kindergarten.

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