At the beginning of October, we attended the first evening of the film series Red Pills in Black Boxes. Afterwards, there was an artist talk about Cunt-Art/Clit-Art - Amina Lehner and Isabel Fröschl spoke with host Sabrina Kern about the aforementioned topic. We listen to a recording.
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divensplitter
In the section Divasplitter we listen to the performer Edith Paule. She is involved in FIFTITU%, Feminism and Riot and many other organizations. We spoke to Edith about her performances and her involvement in art and culture.
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"5-2 Minutes"- feminist news
Austria is only in midfield when it comes to gender equality. According to a ranking published on Wednesday by the European Institute for Gender Equality, Austria ranks 13th among the 28 EU countries
The Norwegian Football Association has decided to pay female national team players the same amount as their male colleagues. They even gave up money for this. In future, the female national team players will also receive a total of six million Norwegian kroner (just under €640,000) per year for their appearances in the national jersey. Previously, they only received just under half of this at NOK 3.1 million.
A panel discussion on the question "How do we speak here?" will take place on November 16, 2017 at 6 pm in the Kepler Salon in Linz. Discussing will be: Persson Perry Baumgartinger, Vlatka Frketić and representatives of the Linz association "Das Kollektiv".
On November 18 at 3 pm, another film evening will take place as part of the FIFTITU% project Diva's Diwan. This time, the Kurdish film "My Sweet Pepper Land" will be shown at the Infobeisl in the Willy-Fred-Haus at Graben 3.
Music (CC): Aunty Panty, Psy'Aviah, V for Vagine and Nicky Click
The radio program 52Radiominutenby FIFTITU% has been providing information on equality and gender in the arts and culture every 4th Monday of the month since May 2009. It is broadcast on Radio Fro. In four sections, it strengthens the public perception of women working in the arts and culture and brings them to the attention of the public, stays on the ball in terms of cultural policy and addresses controversial topics. In addition, a permanent development of the topics can be followed via audio archive since May 2009. Listen to all programs