Projects

Pixida Straße Pixida Straße is a seminar for teachers of all levels. It was implemented in 2017 in Berlin in collaboration with the Jugend Museum and the Theatre of the Oppressed group Madalena-Berlin.  Our common goal is to create a safe environment for teachers to develop their critical thinking about issues of gender roles and

(αν)ΙΣΕΣ σχέσεις ή σχέσεις συμμαχίας; A participatory workshop on power roles and the inequalities produced by the dominant discourse. As part of Crash Smallville Karditsa, a series of weekly activities on dominant roles, we were hosted at the Peri Viou sc center and implemented in 2018 a workshop in collaboration with the group Brutal Stories.

Bee your Gender https://vimeo.com/267763318 Bee your Gender creates a playful parallel between the life of bees and the life of humans. It relates the commonalities between the responsibilities bees take on in the nest and the responsibilities parents and children take on at home. Through role-playing games, children from 5 to 6 years old discovered

LEGOπαίγνια The Genderhood team in collaboration with Eduk8 created a world where puns became LEGOplays, in the context of TEDx Thessaloniki (May 2019). LEGOplays is an experiential workshop for adults that invites to a game that allows the imagination to create a new world, beyond blue and pink.Such a world could not be missing: 1)

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Human Rights for beginners The Human Rights for Beginners programme is based on the Council of Europe’s educational project ‘Free to Speak, Safe to Learn – Democratic Schools for All’. In the context of the dissemination of democratic culture, the project aims to bring teachers and students in contact with concepts (values, skills, attitudes and

Girls go DEV Girls go Dev trains girls 10-13 years old in digital skills and shares women’s experiences in programming that actively combat the digital gender gap. Design: Social hackers Academy

She Dragons: a game design workshop about gender This is an online workshop for designing serious digital games. It paves the way for combating gender stereotypes by getting familiar with platforms for creating inclusive stories. Design: Maria Saridaki

Tech4family An intergenerational programme for girls 6-9 years old and their mothers. It introduces participants to technological tools that promote a career orientation beyond the stereotypical professions reserved for women. Design: Antonela Kotsoni, Nantia Rodi, InterMediaKT