​Liberating Structures Lab Berlin

​Practice. Play. Better Collaboration.

​We’re gathering at Deutsche Bahn for our next Liberating Structures Lab Berlin — a hands-on, interactive evening for anyone who wants to make meetings and teamwork more engaging and effective.

​If you’ve never heard of Liberating Structures before, that’s completely fine.

​LSLab Berlin is a community practice space where we experiment with simple facilitation methods that help groups:

​• Include more voices
• Think better together
• Solve real challenges
• Turn conversations into action

​No lectures.
No slides.
No passive listening.

​You learn by participating.

​This Lab

​🚆 Host: Deutsche Bahn
🗓 Theme: TBD – our design team meets next week and we’ll post the final theme and session design soon.
👥 Format: Small groups, structured interaction, real collaboration using our collective intelligence and playfulness

​Each Lab includes:

​✔️ Networking & connecting
✔️ Giving and Getting Help
✔️ A thoughtfully designed Liberating Structures session
✔️ Personal action planning (so you always have a takeaway and personal learning)

​We don’t do long debriefs during the session — on purpose.
The experience mirrors real work: practical, fast-paced, and participatory.

​Who Is This For?

​You might enjoy this if you are:

​• A facilitator or coach
• In OD, L&D, DEIB, or Agile
• A team lead or manager or community leader
• Working in change or transformation
• Or simply curious about better ways to collaborate

​All experience levels welcome.

​A Small Participation Fee

​To keep LSLab Berlin sustainable and to respect our hosts’ planning needs, we now charge a small participation fee when you register.

​This helps us:

​• Cover admin and platform costs
• Support behind-the-scenes coordination
• Encourage attendance commitment
• Provide hosts with accurate guest numbers

​If you’re facing financial hardship or have recently been laid off, reach out — we’ll waive the fee. We want you there.

​Language

​Intro and instructions are in English.
Small group work can happen in any language that works for you.

​Come learn, and practice.
Meet thoughtful humans.
Experience what collective intelligence feels like.

​See you there,
Sylvia
Founder, LSLab Berlin