The post-2019 Arab social movements have provided unprecedented opportunities for women's mobilization and the politicization of citizens on gender issues. However, challenges persist.
CLUSTER project and the exhibition "Women in Action: Ending Stereotypes in the Mediterranean" take part of the Forum of Mediterranean Worlds in Marseille.
"La mitad del futuro del país, el de las mujeres, sus vidas, sus libertades y sus derechos están en juego. Eso significa que el futuro de todo el país está en juego".
The CLUSTER Launch Conference is a high-level event strengthening networking and dialogue among relevant stakeholders, as a step towards the creation of a supportive regional environment for the employment of NEETs.
In the wake of the Barcelona Process, the European Network of Women Journalists is putting together a meeting of women journalists and communicators from the Mediterranean
With the aim of promoting the circulation of knowledge and strengthening trans-Mediterranean exchange, the network seeks to give visibility to silenced realities.
Es necesario integrar los objetivos de igualdad de género dentro de las políticas nacionales de turismo en una perspectiva estratégica, abriendo de esta forma la posibilidad de obtener beneficios en términos de creación de una mayor riqueza.
Women's Voice project offers a writing project for the migrant women.
This online conference seeks to present gender equality as a cross-sectional axis to build more prosperous, inclusive and sustainable societies.
Ghadir Shafie, director of Aswat, presents the intersectionality that unites the feminist, queer and liberation movements.
Three gender equality experts and representatives of civil society movements address the situation of gender-based violence in their countries, while drawing an alternative map of resilience.
Although women have proven themselves in many fields of work, to this day, gender stereotyping against women is very common in Arab society.
Advances made at the level of closing the gender gap in education and health have yet to materialize into propelling women to decision-making spheres, whether in the household or the public sphere.