On Tuesday 26/10 (17:30-19:3o) Genderhood joins forces with STEM Education and Edify Kids in an event to bridge the digital divide. Avoid the Bat is designed to provide advanced programming knowledge to individuals who already have experience programming using Scratch 3.0. Attending the program will give participants the opportunity to engage with complex algorithmic techniques, […]
Genderhood participates for the second consecutive year in Meet and Code, a programme within the framework of the European Code Week. The aim of Meet and Code is to introduce children and young people aged 8 to 24 to the world of technology and programming. The events are designed to show young people how much
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We are delighted and honoured to receive the award from Mediterranean Women´s Fund for Genderhood´s participation in the #StopTalkkingStartFunding campaign (23-24/06/2021) co-organised by Νous Toutes και Collectif Générations Fémistes. The aim of this global campaign was to put pressure on governments attending the Generation Equality Forum (Paris) to take action to end gender-based violence. Our intervention
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Genderhood welcomes Lamprini Georgiou as Gender Equality and Integration Officer. Through the Desmos for Youth 2021 program, Lamprini will undertake the design of Συναι/no, an innovative tool for educating children and parents on children’s rights, equality and the prevention of domestic violence. This is a box on the culture of consent. A point of reference
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In October 2017 we organized at the Jugend Museum in Berlin (http://bit.ly/2EOV3TC) the seminar Pixida Straße (=Compass Street), within the START- Create Cultural Change program https://vimeo.com/241334045 Pixida Straße guided the sex educators on a theatrical journey. The idea was born out of the desire to enrich the already wide range of methods that educators use
At the invitation of “Steki Peri Viou” and in collaboration with the team of Brutal Stories we participated in Crash Smallville Karditsa, as part of a series of weekly actions on the Dominant Roles. At a time when femininity and masculinity do not know very well how to deal with themselves, we continue to build
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In May 2018 we had the opportunity to co-create with The Bee Camp and to be hosted on the premises of the School of Nature. An experiential workshop for children 5-6 years old. We enjoyed it, they enjoyed it too! https://vimeo.com/267763318 Bees live in hives. People live in houses. What do the bees (workers, drones,
ballot box, the [kálpi]: a box with a slot at the top, into which voters cast their ballot gender, the [fílo]: the gender (male or female) of humans or animals Dictionary definitions. They define words with objective references to conditions that are presented as objective truths. But what happens when the truths are not just
Games. Big or small. Plastic or wooden. With wheels or with propellers. With blond hair or plush tentacles. With angles or with curves. Beautiful or ugly. Whatever form we give to games, we have always loved playing with them. We loved letting our imagination set up worlds with dragons, fairies, pirate ships, and lost Atlantis.
The Urban Non-Profit Company Genderhood is openly inviting schools to design the experiential “Costume for Obstacles” workshop within the school. The theme of the workshop is the selection of uniforms based on stereotypes for boys ‘and girls’ uniforms. Based on the tale of Lina Mousioni “A horse is wanted for an amazon” (Metaichmio, 2017), the
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