Active Together– For Solidarity without Borders!

Would you like to defend the right to leave, arrive and stay, on land as well? Civilian sea rescue is a movement! There are countless ways to get involved:

Join One of Our Local Groups!

We have local groups in over ten cities that are also campaigning on the mainland against Europe’s isolationist policies. Whether through self-organised events, protests, swap meets (as an alternative to payment cards), blocking deportations, or working to ensure that your city becomes a safe haven: Together with our local groups, we are stronger, louder and more powerful!

Activists holding a banner stating “34,850 deaths in the Mediterranean.” The action was directed against Frontex during the European Police Conference.

Become a Sea-Watch Activist!

As an activist, you will inform people at events, at information stands, through workshops or at concerts about the situation at Europe’s borders and mobilise support for civilian sea rescue on the streets.

Join now!

Person seen from behind wearing a T-shirt with the text “Sea-Watch.org” printed on it.

Get Involved in Political Education Work!

Would you like to bring an informative and creative political education workshop to your school or university, or are active as a political educator yourself? Together, we empower young people with knowledge about human rights and democratic values, so that they can confidently challenge far-right narratives.

Request a workshop!

Have Us at Your Event!

Can you provide Sea-Watch with a platform to raise awareness of human rights abuses in the Mediterranean? We connect activists who report on our work online or in person through talks, (school-)workshops or speeches.

Contact an Activist

Spread the Word About Our Political Cause and Raise Donations!

Would you like to collect donations instead of gifts for your birthday, at Christmas or for a wedding? We’d be happy to send you some information material and a collection box, which you can put out at your favourite places or leave behind as reading material the next time you visit a retirement home.

Request information material!