Ultra-Structures: Building Blueprints for Belonging

Have you ever noticed the frameworks — seen and unseen — that influence your sense of belonging? From the buildings we inhabit to the social systems that uphold or undermine us, we all live within structures that shape our experiences of sex, gender, and sexuality. But what happens when we come together and imagine something new?

At Ultragender 2025, we’ll co-create a safer space where sharing your story is not only welcome but an act of empowerment — helping us all see how structures can uplift or constrain us. By examining our foundations, exploring new blueprints, and celebrating joyful ways of living, we can forge pathways where every identity thrives.

Through non-formal education workshops, cozy discussions, and moments of simple human connection, we’ll uncover what truly makes us feel at home in our bodies, communities, and planet. We’ll roll up our sleeves — not just to deconstruct the systems we’ve inherited, but to dream and build more inclusive frameworks that serve everyone.

Whether you’ve found support in the structures around you or struggled under them, your story matters here. Together, let’s create a blueprint for belonging — fueled by warmth, care, and the knowledge that we’re stronger when we stand (and dance!) side by side.

Join us at Ultragender 2025 in the Alps and discover how powerful it can be when we build and celebrate together!

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• Participants agree to take part fully in camp life and its study activities. Early departures and late arrivals are not permitted; in the event of an unexpected early departure, the fee is non-refundable, even partially. It is important to arrive and check in on time on the first day of camp for logistical and organizational reasons. Similarly, it is important to be punctual on the day of departure

• Each participant is asked to help with serving at the table and drying the dishes, both because it is necessary and because, for us, it represents an important sign of sharing the work.

• You will have the opportunity to speak with the staff at the beginning of camp if you believe you have any medical conditions that may affect your participation in camp activities. We would love to meet you and chat with you in the months leading up to camp. For logistical information, please contact [email protected], who will provide you with the staff's direct contact details if necessary.

• A short trip is planned during the camp: therefore, a windbreaker, hiking boots (or sturdy sneakers), a backpack, and a water bottle are required.