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What else would you like to discuss within the frame of feminism and the Green Transition?
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gender and workplace
In my opinion, something that if not everyone, probably many people have faced in their workplaces is the inequality and the gap that exists between men and women and not even to think about the other personalities that are unique. So what …
Ecological Masculinities?
I'm eager to delve deeper into the perspectives outlined by the organizers in preparation for the Feminist Festival, particularly regarding the terminology surrounding 'masculinities.' Upon reviewing the glossary and the 'Masculinities for …
Gender & climate
This is a rather wide topic. There is much to say about how gender intersects with climate. For example, how does societal expectations and gender roles affect how we are tackling the climate catastrophe? Who are most disproportionately aff…
When should we meet online, after the Feminist Festival, to finalise our recommendations?
Following the conclusion of the Feminist Festival, organizers will consolidate the recommendations generated from our collective efforts. Subsequently, there will be a two-week period for participants to provide online input. Once this peri…
Gender & environmental racism
In the European Union, discussions surrounding gender and environmental racism have gained momentum as crucial aspects of addressing climate change and social justice. Gender dynamics influence who bears the brunt of environmental degradati…
Gender and climate migration
Climate change impacts, such as extreme weather events and sea-level rise, disproportionately affect marginalised communities across the EU, with different impacts on individuals based on their gender identity, expression, and other interse…
Gender & energy poverty
Energy poverty refers to the inability of households to afford adequate energy services for heating, cooling, lighting, and other essential needs. This issue intersects with gender dynamics, as women, men, and gender-diverse individuals may…
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