On 22.05.2020, a second Steering committee meeting was organized under the project “ON-OFF. Switch On your mind, switch OFF gender-based violence online”. It took place online due to the restrictions of Covid-19.

The partners reported to the consortium about the activities they have undertaken.

One of them was the presentation by the Italian partner Aretes of the partial results of the Survey administered by the project partners among teachers and educators on their work on gender-based violence.

Read more: Second Steering committee meeting was organized under the project “ON-OFF

     The WAVE network, established in 1994 as an informal platform of like-minded people. Since 2014 is a legal entity and an official network of organizations composed of European members working in the field of combating violence against women and children. The WAVE network aims to promote and strengthen human rights in general and to prevent violence against women and children in particular. It aims to establish gender equality by eliminating all forms of violence against women. WAVE is the only European network focused solely on eliminating violence against women and children.

     WAVE adheres to the goals of the United Nations, emphasizing the importance of working to end all forms of violence against women and children in public and private life in accordance with the Vienna Declaration, the Declaration on Violence against Women, the Beijing Platform for Action and all others. related documents.

    GA Foundation (Gender Alternatives Foundation) is an official member of the WAVE Network from 18.05.2020. Thank you for your trust, colleagues!

The BASE programme is a learning program that aims at:

• Empowering migrant women as cultural advisors in procedures addressing gender-based violence against refugee/migrant girls.
• Building the capacity of professionals to communicate and address the needs of migrant girls and their families.
• Supporting inclusive support services and procedures, minimizing re-traumatisation of victims, thus contributing to the visibility of the phenomenon within migrant communities (facilitating disclosure and reporting) and its counteraction (through awareness-raising).

Read more: BASE PROGRAMME

The No Gaps project aims at the creation of a transnational methodology for socio-labor intervention with young women asylum seekers and refugees. In the pursuit of this goal, the third partnership meeting was held on 27-28.02.2020 in Athens, Greece. Five EU organizations form the international consortium - Guarani NGO (ES), Solidaridad sin Fronteras (ES), KEK IEKEP (GR), BEST Institut für berufsbezogene Weiterbildung und Personaltraining GmbH (AT), Gender Alternatives Foundation (BG)

Objectives of the Meeting      

Read more: THIRD MEETING OF THE “NO GAPS” PROJECT