Documenting the experiences of women and human rights’ CSOs, queer collectives and activists in the Black Sea Region amid multiple complexities of overlapping crises – the (post) pandemic consequences of COVID-19 and Russia’s war against Ukraine
Women’s fund in Georgia (WFG) sees healing and care as integral values and principles for feminist movement building. This module is a result of the authors’ experience, as well as collective reflections and work carried out during the Healer’s Retreat taking place in winter 2021.
Authors: TAMTA MELASHVILI; SALOME CHAGELISHVILI; NATIA GVIANISHVILI; NINO KHARCHILAVA; MARIAM GAGOSHASHVILI; IRA SILANTEVA
Nowadays most feminists agree that the environmental destruction affects oppressed groups differently - brings more destruction and makes the struggle for justice harder.
Menstruation-related stigma and its various discriminatory and harmful practices are one of the major challenges to gender equality that, in its many manifestations, characterize all societies in the modern world. All of this causes serious harm to menstruating people, especially girls in puberty.