No people without homes, no homes without people
People organising to look after each other. An open-ended, open, assembly-based and non-violent camp for the right to housing.
Who we are
We are not a party or a union. We are people: neighbours, workers, students, elders, newcomers, people who sleep on the street. We met in the square because housing has become a business, and we have become the merchandise.
A home is where a life project begins, where a family is formed, where you rest so you can start again. Without a home, none of that exists.
That's why we camp: to look after each other, to open the square to those the system has left out, and to show that another way of living is possible. Horizontal, self-managed, by assembly. Part of a global, decentralised movement for a more human, fair and sustainable world.
Everyone who comes with respect and good faith is welcome. We are an army of hearts. And this is only the beginning.
Commissions
Everything works because people make it work. All commissions are open: sign up at the info point.
- InformationWhere to start: what's on today, how to take part and who to ask.
- KitchenBreakfast, lunch and dinner for whoever needs it. We welcome food and helping hands.
- SafetyLiving together and collective care of the square, day and night, always non-violent. Digital security too.
- Purple pointSafe space against sexist and anti-LGBTI aggression. Listening and support.
- Nursing and pharmacyFirst aid and a basic medicine kit. In an emergency, always call 112.
- CreativityBanners, posters, music and art workshops for all ages.
- PressWebsite, radio, social media and relations with local and foreign media.
- Social servicesGuidance for homeless people, migrants and families facing eviction. Connecting people with resources.
- Workshop and infrastructureWe build and repair: tents, gazebos, lighting and tools.
- HygieneKeeping the square clean, waste, and personal hygiene points.
- Free clothes and books pointLeave what you don't need, take what you do.
Olga, Javier, Maricarmen
Three people dead in one month in connection with evictions. We remember them so there isn't a single one more.
Questions
Who organises the camp?
No one owns it. We are not a party or a union: we are people who decide in an open assembly and work in commissions.
Can I come if I have nowhere to sleep?
Yes. Stop by the info point: the social services commission will listen and point you to available resources.
Are there activities for children and families?
Yes. Every day there is a programme for all ages. Ask at the information point.
How can I help if I can't come?
Ask at the information point what we need and bring it, or share the radio. You can also offer your skills: translation, health, law, repairs.