Two trainers from Genderhood, a Synai/no (“I Consent”) suitcase, and two others packed with clothes, traveled in May to Agria in Volos. Over the course of three days, we spoke with 180 students aged 6-12 about consent, bodily boundaries, and the right to our own bodies. Just before Christmas, we received an invitation from the […]
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#EmbraceEquity: Models for a day for equality This year we are joining forces with Spirit Nagual Photography and we are participating in the International Women’s Day Global Campaign for Equality #EmbraceEquity. With a unique photoshoot, we are sending a strong message for a world of equal opportunities for all, without exclusion and gender discrimination. This
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Capes & Fans The educational program Capes & Fans is about gender stereotypes on Carnival. Genderhood takes a step forward for equality by encouraging children to recognize stereotypes in Halloween costumes and deconstruct them. Based on the fairy tale by Lina Mousioni (Metaixmio editions), the workshop invites children to take on the role of the
The two-year lock-down significantly suspended the voluntary activities of the organisations, while at the same time widening the gender equality gap. Our need to create actions that bridge gender equality and volunteering led us to collaborate with Servicio Civil Internacional from Spain to create the VOLUMEN – VOLUnteering for inclusive DevelopMENt project. The project aims
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To actively contribute to the #breakthebias project, startup Oseven invited us to an action for their staff. We as Genderhood stayed true to our methodological tools and through gamification and brainstorming in groups, we created the webinar titled She* in Tech. The main objective was to explore the impact that any stereotypical perceptions that staff
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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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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.
When your child gets their first heart attack, see it as an opportunity to teach him some love tips, adapted to his age and always in a framework of equality regardless of gender. When I heard six-year-old Samantha laughing conspiratorially about a friend of hers who is in love, I fell from the clouds. Of
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