Welcome to the digital archive of the social movement Fridays for Future Germany.
This GitHub organization serves as a space to collect, structure, and document internal processes, materials, and research — contributing to self-reflection, movement history, and open knowledge.

This organization aims to:

• preserve internal knowledge and collective memory of FFF Germany over the long term,
• document the structures, workflows, and learning processes of the movement,
• foster transparency and participation,
• provide an open research infrastructure for activists, scholars, and educators.

The focus is not on public-facing communications, but on internal traceability and protecting experiences that might otherwise be lost.

This organization may include several repositories, such as:

• protocols: Meeting notes from national plenaries, working group sessions, etc.
• structures: Organizational charts, working group roles, decision-making processes.
• methods: Tools, facilitation techniques, and process templates.
• timeline: Chronology of key developments and turning points.
• research: A space for analysis, research papers, and data-driven projects.

Anyone who is or was part of FFF Germany — or wants to contribute to the archive — is welcome to participate:

• Contribute documents (anonymized or with consent)
• Help structure, curate, and maintain repositories
• Shape markdown-based archival workflows

We see this archive as a community-based knowledge project.

We handle sensitive content with care and intention:

• No personal data without explicit consent
• Internal materials only if there's a clear purpose for publication
• Critical reflection on power, responsibility, and visibility

This archive is not a PR tool — it's a protected space for collective learning.

👉 Still under construction – suggestions welcome!
👉 Want to contribute? Read the README in the meta repo or open an issue to get in touch.