In an era where definitions of identity and roles are evolving rapidly, this question is more pertinent than ever.
What does gender mean to you in a world that is increasingly embracing diversity and self-expression?
Do societal expectations confine you when it comes to gender?
Or do you perceive a freedom in expressing your identity beyond traditional labels and norms?
Whether you feel restricted or liberated, we want to hear your story.
In an era where gender identity and expressions are being understood in more nuanced and diverse ways, this question resonates deeply.
What does gender mean to you in a world that is increasingly embracing fluidity and self-definition?
Do you feel constrained by traditional gender roles and societal expectations?
Or do you find a liberating sense of freedom in exploring and defining your own identity beyond the binary norms?
Whether you are confident or still searching for answers, we want to hear your story.
Join the conversation and explore how theatre can be a powerful tool in promoting gender justice.
This post is part of the Creative Europe project called “UNMASC! Promoting Gender Justice through Theatre”. You can dive deeper into our mission and learn more about the initiative on our website.
Through the UNMASC! campaign, we are committed to a world where everyone can live without fear of discrimination or violence. Gender identity should never be a reason for injustice. However, we know that reality often differs. Have you had experiences with discrimination or attacks? Your story is important – it sharpens our awareness and strengthens our commitment to gender justice.
You can share your experiences with UNMASC! If you’re interested, send us a DM.
In our diverse world, identity labels are an anchor for some and a constraint for others. They pertain to gender, origin, belief, sexuality, and other categories. What significance do labels hold for you? At UNMASC!, we want to hear a variety of opinions – whether you feel restricted by them or experience freedom through them. Are labels helpful for understanding others and ourselves better? Share your perspective with us because true understanding and acceptance arise from diversity in dialogue.
ViennaWe kicked off in our first transnational partner meeting in Vienna for our new Creative Europe project “UNMASC! Promoting Gender Justice through Theatre “, with our partners Kulturhaus Broatfabrik from Veinna/Austria and Kulturanova from Novi Sad/Serbia.
UNMASC! is a two-year-long transnational artistic research and theatre project in Kosova, Serbia, and Austria that aims to promote gender justice by making structural violence visible and creating counter-narratives to misogynist and patriarchal values, norms, and role expectations.
Over this main three objectives: Transnational artistic research, promoting gender justice with socially engaged theatre and providing capacity building and learning opportunities in the field of socially engaged art, in the upcoming two years, our focus will revolve around advancing Gender Justice using theatrical methods.
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