AIDOS - Italian Association for Women in Development is organizing a parallel event at the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW65). This year due to Covid 19 all events will be online, it will be an opportunity to propose an event that will include AIDOS partners...
WEBINAR Sexual and gender-based violence in the context of migration in the Mediterranean region 11 December, 10.00 am Migrants and asylum seekers are subjected to several forms of sexual and gender-based violence. Professionals working in reception systems must be...
20 novembre 2020 – h. 15.00 in diretta dalla pagina Facebook In occasione della Giornata Mondiale dell’Infanzia, il 20 novembre in diretta dalla Pagina Facebook di ForumSaD, prenderà il via il primo di tre incontri online sul tema dell’infanzia, all'interno degli...
Webinar on “Leaving No One Behind: Target 5.3 in Emergencies” on 12 November at 15h00 (CET). During this event, recommendations will be shared that have emerged from the International Virtual Stakeholder Dialogue on “Preventing and Responding to Female Genital...
Are you a European Journalist or a media professional? End FGM EU is hosting a comprehensive online training to give YOU the tools and knowledge to cover FGM & FGM news stories in the best way! Tue, 10/11/2020 2 p.m. (CET) Learn more & Register
“Against my will” Defying the practices that harm women and girls and undermine equality Press release AIDOS – Associazione italiana donne per lo sviluppo (Italian Association for Women in Development), UNFPA – United Nations Population Fund, and DiRE – Agenzia di...
May 19 at 11.00 Webinar: Female Genital Mutilation and Migration Here you will find the recording of the webinar for those who want to see it again and for those who have not been able to follow. The webinar is in Italian. Female Genital Mutilation is a form of...
How the Italian press and television address gender issues, such as gender violence, femicide or female genital mutilation? Is the Italian language sexist or instead is sexist the way of use it? What are the gender stereotypes in the Italian media context? These were...