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After intensive research consisting of questions, networking and continuous learning, the research results are finally online. Between 2021 and 2023, the research project “Systemcheck<\/a>” of the Bundesverband Freie Darstellende K\u00fcnste e.V. conducted research on the working conditions of solo self-employed and hybrid workers in the field of performing arts and their social security. The project “Systemcheck” now proudly presents its final research results and the resulting recommendations for action. As part of the project, three discussion papers and eleven essay-length thematic dossiers were published. Click here for the publications: Media Library BFDK<\/p>\n The latest thematic dossier “On the outer edge? Marginalized Actors in the Performing Arts and the Barriers to Accessing Social Security Systems,” developed by S\u00f6ren Fenner, Anica Happich, and Laura Kiehne of ensemble-netzwerk, experts address these barriers in detail and address the question of how these barriers can be reduced for the aforementioned groups in the performing arts.<\/p>\n