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DE REÜNIE (AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS)


De Reünie emerges as a powerful force from Amsterdam’s vibrant electronic scene, redefining the parameters of safe and inclusive nightlife. Since 2020, this collective has been at the forefront of fostering environments where respect and mutual understanding are not just ideals, but tangible realities on the dance floor. De Reünie’s presen- ce at WHOLE embodies a progressive approach to party culture that prioritizes the wellbeing and empowerment of all attendees. Their innovative strategies for creating truly inclusive spaces challenge the status quo of night- life, promising to bring a spirit of care and community to the festival.


De Reünie: “De Reünie is an Amsterdam-based collective that has been building a community focused on creating safer and inclusive environments on the dancefloor. For the past four years, We have been organizing gatherings in some of the city’s most iconic venues, including RA- DION, radio radio, BRET, and club Atelier.”


Mixmag: What does the ‘United Queer’ ethos of WHOLE Festival mean to your collective?


De Reünie: “The ‘United Queer’ ethos of WHOLE Fes- tival resonates deeply with our collective, De Reünie. Our mission since 2020 has been to foster safer club- bing environments in Amsterdam, creating spaces where inclusivity and mutual respect are prio. We believe that safer spaces should not be a mere buzzword used by event hosts but a genuine commitment that requires continuous effort and dedication.


To embody this spirit, we prioritize having a strong team of like-minded individuals both on and around the dan- cefloor. Our awareness team plays a crucial role in ensuring that everyone feels respected and safe, reflec- ting the inclusive and united spirit of WHOLE. Through our work, we strive to create an environment where everyone, regardless of their identity, can enjoy themselves free- ly and without fear. This commitment to inclusivity and safety is how we bring the ‘United Queer’ ethos to life in every event we organize.”


Mixmag: How does your collective contribute to topics surrounding global music, local scenes, queer culture, international culture, diversity, inclusion, equity, or justi- ce?


De Reünie: “We curate events that showcase diverse musical talents from around the world, while also nurturing the local music scene in Amsterdam. This blend enriches our community by exposing them to a variety of sounds and cultural expressions.


Celebrating queer culture is at the heart of our collecti- ve. We provide a safer and welcoming environment where individuals can express their identities freely and authen- tically. Our events are designed to be inclusive spaces where everyone, regardless of their gender or sexuality, feels understood and respected.


We are committed to creating environments that are not only inclusive but also equitable. This means actively wor- king to remove barriers and ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to participate and feel valued.


The importance of highlighting these issues cannot be overstated. In a world where many still face discrimination and exclusion, our collective strives to be a beacon of ac- ceptance and understanding. We recognize the power of feeling understood and being part of a community, or ‘tri- be,’ as a vital part of mental and emotional well-being. By facilitating spaces for connection, we bridge generational gaps and foster a sense of belonging for both the younger and older generations.”


Photo: Karolina Jackowska - mixmagnl.com - mixmagde.com 33


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