Notes on the further conduct of workshops:
Dear friends,
We closed the application process for the workshop program of the 3. World Women’s Conference of Grassroots Women in Tunisia.
In order to create the timetable of the workshop program on 5 & 6 September 2022 we would like to know from you how much time you have planned for your workshop.
We have 3 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the afternoon on both days.
Please tell us if 3 hours are enough or if you prefer to hold your workshop on 2 days, either in the morning hours or in the afternoon. If you need more time than 6 hours in total, please tell us.
Please answer as soon as possible, the best within the NEXT 2 DAYS.
Best, Meral
Workshops are an integral part of the mass program of the World Women’s Conference. They serve a mass discussion, consultation and exchange on central questions of the international militant women’s movement.
As the continental and regional conferences are only now taking place the deadline for registration is the August 01, 2022. The registration must include a description of the content and the process of the workshop. Please send to the working group Workshops by email. Email: meralcicek@outlook.com
1. Joint preparation: Groups and individuals who register to organize a workshop should a workshop should prepare and conduct it together. The working group Workshops will pass on the respective contact details so that you can communicate with each other. Those women’s organizations that would like to participate as speakers or presenters at the workshops are asked to register by 01.08.2022.
2. 2 days of the conference program will also be dedicated to workshops this time. There is a possibility that a workshop can be split – the first half on 5.9.22 and the continuation on 6.6.22. So that participation in two different workshops is possible. Accordingly, the workshops should be organized in time.
3. Unfortunately the World Women’s Conference cannot provide translation and technology for the workshops.Each workshop should therefore provide translation facilities (Whisper, spider etc.). If you need any support, please contact the working group Workshops.
4. All materials and technology necessary for the workshop (e.g. beamer, flipboard, pens, paper, etc.) should be provided by the preparation groups themselves, should be provided by the preparation groups themselves.
5. Each workshop group should create a poster with the title of their workshop and hang it up on site.
6. Please prepare a protocol of the implementation: number of participants, nationalities, core disputes with their contradictions, specificities in the countries, positive experiences. You can bring a resolution to the General Assembly that was adopted in your workshop.
7. Please hand in the minutes and resolutions to the workshop leaders.
So far, the following workshops are registered or in progress:
Workshop Program 3rd World Women’s Conference
5 September 09:00 – 12:00 |
5 September 15:00 – 18:00 |
6 September 09:00 – 12:00 |
6 September 15:00 – 18:00 |
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Platform of antifascists and antiimperialists within the World Women’s Conference of Grassroots Women World Coordinators |
Platform of antifascists and antiimperialists within the World Women’s Conference of Grassroots Women World Coordinators |
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2 |
NO to imperialist war, YES to the struggle for liberation ! Monika Gärtner-Engel |
NO to imperialist war, YES to the struggle for liberation ! Monika Gärtner-Engel |
NO to imperialist war, YES to the struggle for liberation ! Monika Gärtner-Engel |
NO to imperialist war, YES to the struggle for liberation ! Monika Gärtner-Engel |
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Build the anti-imperialist women’s movement! Women against fascism, war and exploitation IWA |
Build the anti-imperialist women’s movement! Women against fascism, war and exploitation IWA |
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4 |
Valiant, solidaric, self-confident – Organize Courage, EKA |
Valiant, solidaric, self-confident – Organize Courage, EKA |
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5 |
The triangle of women’s liberation: Autonomy- organisation-freedom Kurdish Women’s Movement Boushra Ali |
The triangle of women’s liberation: Autonomy- organisation-freedom Kurdish Women’s Movement Boushra Ali |
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6 |
New perspectives for women’s liberation – genuine socialism or feminist-wrapped opportunism Gabi Fechtner |
New perspectives for women’s liberation – genuine socialism or feminist-wrapped opportunism Gabi Fechtner |
New perspectives for women’s liberation – genuine socialism or feminist-wrapped opportunism Gabi Fechtner |
New perspectives for women’s liberation – genuine socialism or feminist-wrapped opportunism Gabi Fechtner |
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Women’s Revolution |
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8 |
Any war is a war against women |
Any war is a war against women Terre des Femmes Courage EKA |
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9 |
Different forms of violence against women and the role of sexism |
Different forms of violence against women and the role of sexism TJA, EKA Dr. Hiba Haddadeen Narjess Rahmani Dr. Anjila Al Maamari Narjess Rahmani |
Different forms of violence against women and the role of sexism TJA, EKA Dr. Hiba Haddadeen Narjess Rahmani Dr. Anjila Al Maamari Narjess Rahmani |
Different forms of violence against women and the role of sexism TJA, EKA Dr. Hiba Haddadeen Narjess Rahmani Dr. Anjila Al Maamari Narjess Rahmani |
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Rape as weapon of war Vaniessa Rashid |
Rape as weapon of war Vaniessa Rashid |
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11 |
What is the situation in the world today in terms of equality between men and women? Kıymet Erdem & Songül Çelik, France |
What is the situation in the world today in terms of equality between men and women? Kıymet Erdem & Songül Çelik, France |
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12 |
Women’s Self-defence and why Women’s Testimony is essential Yeni Kadın |
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13 |
Misogynist state regimes and women’s strategies to resist Women from Iran and Afghanistan, Nimat Koko |
Misogynist state regimes and women’s strategies to resist Women from Iran and Afghanistan, Nimat Koko |
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14 |
Young world women and girls Jugendverband REBELL |
Young world women and girls Jugendverband REBELL |
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15 |
LGBTI+: Alliance force of the women’s revolution Alliance policy of the LGBT+ movement and the women’s movement Pride Rebellion, SKB |
LGBTI+: Alliance force of the women’s revolution Alliance policy of the LGBT+ movement and the women’s movement Pride Rebellion, SKB |
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16 |
The US Empire: Its Horrific Legacy and the Movement to Subvert the World Order Susan H Smith |
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17 |
Socio-political and economic crisis – Cameroon as case study Jenny Tausch (SCEW e.V.) |
Socio-political and economic crisis – Cameroon as case study Jenny Tausch (SCEW e.V.) |
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18 |
Workers and trade unionists – worldwide Ver.di, Yeni Kadin Dünyasi |
Workers and trade unionists – worldwide Ver.di, Yeni Kadin Dünyasi |
Workers and trade unionists – worldwide Ver.di. Yeni Kadin Dünyasi |
Workers and trade unionists – worldwide Ver.di, Yeni Kadin Dünyasi |
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Struggle against inflation, poverty and for our honour Edith Castro Munoz |
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20 |
Peasants and agricultural workers Tunis |
Peasants and agricultural workers Tunis |
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21 |
Visibility of women’s work and importance of organising the 8 March women’s strike on a global level SKB |
Visibility of women’s work and importance of organising the 8 March women’s strike on a global level SKB |
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22 |
Migrant women and globalisation Catherine Le Forestier |
Migrant women and globalisation Catherine Le Forestier |
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23 |
Matriarchy: definition matriarchal classless societies in neolithic age -archaeological findings + analyses from myths |
Living Matriarchal societies in Asia and Central-America: e.g.: Mosuos (Himalaya) Minangka- baos (Sumatra) Juchitan (C.Am) |
Modern matriarchal organisations worldwide and matriarchal elements in the new social movements Gunnel Christine Hinrichsen |
Matriarchal societies: How can we learn from them for our activities – what can we adopt? + symbols, songs, sculptures |
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How pesticide impact for human health Menu Nilukshika |
How pesticide impact for human health Menu Nilukshika |
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25 |
Red alert – full women’s power for saving the environment Mirjam Gärtner, Maria Vescovi, Monica Sautner |
Red alert – full women’s power for saving the environment Mirjam Gärtner, Maria Vescovi, Monica Sautner |
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The Nordic model: Rethinking prostitution policy Rosemarie Buchner |
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Women on the run – migration, health care and AIDS prophylaxis Lilian Petry |