Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta HUMAN RIGHTS. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta HUMAN RIGHTS. Mostrar todas las entradas

lunes, 8 de marzo de 2021

Umoja: Kenya’s women-only village. Key to Bacharelato. 2 BAC

In unit 4 we have examples of different models of society organization, like the Maasai. I have included videos with a different point of view from women who belong to to those communities.

 

 Empower a girl, transform a community

domingo, 7 de junio de 2020

Protests across the globe after George Floyd's death. 1st BAC

I believe change can only happen when it stops being 'their' problem, and becomes 'our' problem."




"Why I decided not to watch the video" is the title of an article written by Sandrine Lungumbu for BBC News where she explains how videos like the one about George Floyd's death can be really disstressful and affect people's mental health. She goes on mentioning other cases of brutal deaths and questioning how supportive sharing a post, video or retweeting is. "We are beyond that now" she says.


sábado, 7 de marzo de 2020

8th March

I am Generation Equality: Realizing women's rights

From the Liberian women’s sex strike paving the way for peace to the Icelandic “Women’s Day Off” demanding economic equality to the global impact of the #MeToo movement, history has taught us that change can happen through collective activism. Generation Equality brings you 12 Small Actions with Big Impact for Generation Equality that you can take every day

Small actions big impact

12 feminist books everyonne should read




miércoles, 6 de marzo de 2019

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY “Think equal, build smart, innovate for change”.

Have you ever heard about International Women's Day? Why do we need a day to celebrate just half the inhabitants of our planet? Find out about this special day by reading the text below. 


Think globally and act locally
The message for women around the world is to ‘think globally and act locally’. This means to learn about some of the key issues that women face around the world and then to try to take action close to home. Emma Watson, the actress who played Hermione in the Harry Potter films, is a great example of someone who is doing something to raise awareness about the issues that women face globally. She has launched a campaign called HeForShe, which aims to get people talking at all levels about gender equality. The aim is to create a ‘gender-equal world’. The HeForShe campaign makes it very clear that it’s the role of men as well as women to make changes in all areas of their lives, both at work and in the family, to help make this possible. With the support of UN Women, the United Nations organisation to support women, Emma’s campaign is surely going to make a big impact.
HISTORY OF THE DAY

http://www.un.org/en/events/womensday/history.shtml

More on this topic
https://teachingenglishpalmira.blogspot.com/2018/03/we-should-all-be-feminists-8th-march.html

Would you write and decorate some cards so we can keep a memory of the day for the rest of the academical year?

domingo, 25 de noviembre de 2018

International day for Elimination of the violence against women

Global Action: Orange the World
The 25th of every month has been designated as Orange Day by the UN Women campaign Say No, UNiTE launched in 2009 to mobilize civil society, activists, governments and the UN system in order amplify the impact of the UN Secretary-General’s campaign, UNiTE to End Violence against Women. Participants the world over are encouraged to wear a touch of orange in solidarity with the cause - the colour symbolizes a brighter future and a world free from violence against women and girls.
The 2018 theme is Orange the World: #HearMeToo and like previous editions, the date marks the launch of 16 days of activism that will conclude on 10 December 2018, International Human Rights Day.







More videos related to this issue


https://www.irinnews.org/feature/2017/05/15/slave-labour-death-rate-doubles-migrant-domestic-workers-lebanon

martes, 6 de marzo de 2018

Frances McDormand's Oscar 2018 Acceptance Speech for Best Actress



Frances McDormand ended her speech at the Oscars with these two words "inclusion rider" that refers to a 50% of diversity and inclusion in movies and that she explains in the following video.

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