SERVICES
Library & Cultural Preservation
Curating and managing Germany's first dedicated Black library in Cologne. A growing collection of Black/African literature, history, and diaspora works available for research and community use.
Events & Programming
Organizing public readings, author talks, panels, and workshops on Black feminism and anti-racism. Collaborations with major educational and archival institutions.
Community Organizing & Activism
Facilitating safe spaces, anti-discrimination campaigns (N-Wort stoppen), and supporting parent networks across German cities.
Consulting & Speaking
Contributing to discussions on migration, representation, and empowerment through media features, interviews, and guest lectures.
Capacity Building & Connections
Networking across diaspora communities and supporting humanitarian objectives through collaborative planning and management.
Grassroots Engagement
Action happens where people gather. My initiatives focus on creating sustainable community networks that provide real support for Black families and youth in Germany.
Through cultural celebrations and educational workshops, we foster a sense of belonging and collective pride that empowers individuals to challenge systemic barriers.
Client Testimonials
"My Guyanese friend and sister Glenda Obermuller co-founded and curates the first black library in Cologne. Be the change you want to see 🙌🏾🇬🇾❤️"
Community Member
Facebook Group Post
"Thank you Glenda Obermuller for being our guest at the first edition of the TALD... it's always a pleasure to work with you!"
Patrick Ngono Abe
afrotopia
"We are very pleased that books from our namesake are now laying the foundation for our library."
DOMiD Archive
Collaborative Partner
In the Media & Partner Coverage
AfrikaHaus NRW: Audre Lorde Discussion
Glenda as panelist and co-organizer discussing the legacy of Audre Lorde in Berlin and its impact on Black-Indigenous identity.
University of Cologne: Global South Studies
Honored as a featured educator and community activist in the 'Co-producing Knowledge Under Constraint' workshop series.
africologne Festival: Dialogforum
Keynote contributor and moderator for 'TO EXIST IS TO RESIST', exploring themes of diaspora resistance and cultural visibility.
HKW 'heimaten' Network Profile
Official recognition of the TWM Bibliothek as Cologne's first Black library and a hub for decolonial knowledge.
DOMiD Archive: Estate Acquisition
Collaborating with DOMiD to preserve the legacy of Theodor Wonja Michael and provide a home for his collection.