Jul Kolberg has been with xart splitta e.V. since 2019 as a co-founder and director of The Living Archive, a decolonial archival platform, and until spring 2025 also as the director of #CommunitiesSolidarischDenken. xart splitta e.V. is a non-profit organization recognized since 2012 in Berlin, working in the fields of intersectionality, discrimination criticism, (postcolonial) memory, decoloniality & empowerment, and (historical) political education. Jul Kolberg works in various associations, initiatives, and juries, alongside freelancing in intersectional political education. The key topics that accompany Jul are racism, disability(ies), and queerness, primarily from the perspective of empowering Black diasporic movements. Jul enjoys addressing these themes through (discrimination-sensitive) language, critical knowledge (re)production, and decolonial archiving. Jul’s current hyperfocus is on Black Madness and Black Imagination. At Ballhaus Naunynstraße, Jul Kolberg moderates the panel Widerständiges Feiern II: Festivity for Every Body, developed by Fabienne Mahwane.