HUMAN RIGHTS
We participate in research projects and conduct educational work regarding human rights issues because we believe it helps to raise awareness and understanding of their importance. Through research, we can identify human rights violations, understand the root causes, and develop strategies to address them. Educational work helps to promote a culture of human rights by educating individuals and communities about their rights and responsibilities. By doing research and educational work on human rights issues, we can create a more just and equitable society where human rights are respected and upheld.
“Gender Identity & Violence when Empowering the Youth” (GIVEN) Erasmus+ program
“From gender stereotypes to gender-based violence”: Interactive discussion
“Be My Voice” – The Greek Volunteering Artists’ Exhibition
Presentation of the LIVING LIBRARIES recounting tool from The House of Europe in Rhodes in the frame of “Be My Voice” transnational project
BeMyVoice: A Transnational Solidarity Movement in support of Freedom of Speech