In 2025, BearingPoint had the opportunity to support BodyVoices gGmbH with its corporate strategy and brand visibility. Together, we developed different approaches to sustainable financing and established contacts to increase awareness of the situation of women affected by sexual violence and to promote recognition of this issue within society.
Nathalie and Alexander from BearingPoint helped us to sort out our ideas for the sustainable financing of BodyVoices. Based on their work, we were able to check the ideas for their suitability and then prioritise them. Together with the BearingPoint team, we then agreed on three candidates that we worked on further: specifically, how could the idea be implemented, what would it take and what should happen next in detail. The collaboration was uncomplicated, professional and helped us enormously to find the right path.
BodyVoices is a social art initiative established by Eva Michielin that provides women affected by sexualised violence with an environment for expression and empowerment. Through multi-day workshops, participants collaboratively create large-scale artworks, which serve as impactful representations of individual experiences and address broader societal taboos.
Imagine we could bring a billion traumatized humans back to life! Let us heal trauma where it resides – in the body.
https://www.body-voices.org/
During the project, BearingPoint worked with BodyVoices to develop specific strategies for sustainable long-term funding. The objective was to ensure financial viability while maintaining the project's artistic and social focus.
Together, BearingPoint and the BodyVoices team have developed effective fundraising strategies, conducted successful public relations activities, and launched targeted fundraising appeals. These actions have helped BodyVoices’ to consolidate its future strategy and further advance its mission. BearingPoint was honoured to assist BodyVoices throughout its journey, and values all the contributions and feedback received during this process.
