The Central and Eastern European Network for Gender Issues

Kaleska Vanceva, President, Women’s Forum Socialdemocratic Party of North Macedonia:

“Gender Equality is an issue for the whole society and not only for women”.
The panel, attended also by the Chair of the CEE Network for Gender Issues, Daša Šašić Šilović, was held in Skopje on the occasion of the International Women’s Day, 8th March 2022.

Message on the occasion of 8th of March, International Women's Day 2022

Message

Poruka u povodu 8. marta,
Međunarodnog dana žena 2022.

Poruka

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#8 Vedrana Klepica: Umjetnost – Kultura – Politika

Vedrana Klepica je dramatičarka, dramaturginja, kazališna redateljica i feministička aktivistica. 2012. godine s producenticom Petrom Glad je preuzela vođenje kazališne udruge Kufer. Od 2012. godine režira vlastite dramske tekstove. Vedranine drame prevedene su na desetak jezike i izvođene su osim u Hrvatskoj i u Argentini, Australiji, Srbiji, Lihtenštajnu, Sjevernoj Irskoj.

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ABOUT US

The Central and Eastern European Network for Gender Issues (CEE Gender Network)

was established in 1994 under the auspices of the European Forum for Democracy and Solidarity (https://www.europeanforum.net/). In 2018 the Network and the European Forum will celebrate 25 years of political and civic engagement in democracy building in Central and Eastern European countries in transition.

The CEE Gender Network as a coalition has a strong base and support of progressive and leftist political parties and civil society, political leaders, and activists from the CEE Region and Europe.

"Korčula School" think tank

The "Korčula School" has become a recognized regional South Eastern European think tank that focuses on progressive and social democratic policies to promote gender equality.

Initiated in 2012 by the CEE Network for Gender Issues the "Korčula School" is designed to be a unique political, ideological, free thinking space for a substantive and forward-looking exchange of views on critical ideological and political issues on transforming politics to promote gender equality.

The "Korčula School" brings together women and men political leaders from center left and social democratic parties, experts, political activists, and feminists, especially from South Eastern Europe to discuss gender equality issues.