Letter from Qarchak Prison from Nasrin Sotudeh
Earlier this month, IAWM made a statement about Nasrin Sotudeh and the oppression of women in Iran. Here you can read that full statement. To follow up on this situation, we wanted to publish Nasrin’s first letter after her arrest at the funeral of Armita Geravand...
Statement on Oppression in Iran
IAWM’s statement on the incarceration of Nasrin Sotoudeh and others fighting oppression in Iran: The women and girls of Iran who are fighting against forced hijab are in danger of arrest, imprisonment violence and death. In September 2022, Mahsa Amini (22) died in...
Gender Museum Korea holds and exhibition on the “Contraception in History” (October 23~November 12, 2023).
Gender Museum Korea was founded on December 17, 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, as an alternative space to advance women's and gender culture and history in Korea. It has 12 board members who are active in various fields, including women historians,...
Gender Equality: Un-Gendering Memory And Museum Practices
We are delighted to invite you to the TRACTS workshop of WG2: Traces and Social Justice. Date: September 29-30, 2023 Venue: Slovene Ethnographic Museum, Metelkova ulica 2, 1000 Ljubljana Organizing committee: Tina Palaić, Slovene Ethnographic Museum Polona Sitar,...
The Congress of Women in Poland
The Congress of Women is behind us (2-3 September) - an event which for 15 years has been the most important place for active Polish women to exchange experiences. Where we can talk openly about our problems, find solutions and support each other. As a reminder -...
Summer at the Women’s Museum Norway
We are currently finishing up an exciting and successful summer season at the Women’s Museum Norway. We are happy to have welcomed a mix of locals, Norwegians from other parts of the country and international visitors to our five exhibitions on local female pioneers...