The 16 days against violence against women* and girls* begin on November 25

The UN campaign "Orange The World" has been drawing attention to violence since 1991: from the International Day to End Violence Against Women on November 25 to December 10, Human Rights Day.

You can prevent violence against women* beenden❗️

Violence against women* and girls* is in most cases perpetrated by men*. Most often by their partner* or close relatives, in their own home. Nevertheless, violence in public is part of everyday life for many women, girls and queer people.

HELPLINE AGAINST VIOLENCE (AT)
📞 0800222555

We delve into an important discussion surrounding the #metoo movement in Austria and examine its impact on the arts and culture sector.

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Listen to an interview with Clara Gallistl, the managing director of vera* - Trust Center against Abuse of Power, Harassment and Violence in Art and Culture. Gallistl gives us an overview of the work, challenges and successes in the ongoing fight against abuse of power in the industry.

Would you like to realize art or cultural projects with funding? Then you've come to the right place.

In our interactive Q&A session, we will answer your questions individually and practically:
What funding opportunities are there? How do I find the right funding body? How do I write a convincing application?
How do I design my project planning and schedule?
How do I create a budget and whatis fair pay? 
May I pay myself my own fees?

🌏 Online workshop with FIFTITU%
⏱ Tue, December 5, 2023, 10:00 - 12:00, online (via ZOOM)

Who: All FLINTA* people, i.e. women, lesbians, inter, trans and people who experience themselves without gender identity

Would you like to realize art or cultural projects with funding? Then you've come to the right place.

FIFTITU% pres.

DAS UNMÖGLICHE BILD

DE/AT 2016, 70 min, OdF, Director: Sandra Wollner

The Impossible Picture by Sandra Wollner tells the story of 13-year-old Johanna, who grows up in post-war Vienna. After the sudden death of her father, she documents her family's life with a Super 8 camera. The film provides intimate insights into the everyday life and secrets of a seemingly ordinary family, playing with the boundaries between memory, fantasy and reality.

SANDRA WOLLNER

Maltese drag artistry and activism with Trihanna Wildé // On September 28 we mark International Safe Abortion Day

Resources, revenue streams and strategies
Number: 500.002

This course provides students with basic knowledge and practical skills to establish themselves in the arts and culture sector. They combine theoretical content with practical exercises, actively participate in reflection and discussion and benefit from individual advice and support.

Lecturer: Oona Valarie Serbest

Protest lab for International Women's Day
Number: 505.001

This course offers students the opportunity to take an in-depth look at the history, developments, symbols, strategies and artistic movements in the context of International Women's Day. Through a holistic approach that includes both theoretical and practical aspects, the aim is to impart in-depth knowledge of feminist protests and the associated culture of resistance. A central aim is to offer students the opportunity to develop their own artistic works within the framework of this topic. These works will have the chance to be presented to the public on March 8, 2024.

Presenters: Oona Valarie Serbest, Rebekka Hochreiter

Illustration: Silke Müller

On November 29, 1973, the abortion law was introduced in Austria. 50 years later, access to abortion is still difficult, costly and stigmatizing. But instead of finally implementing appropriate medical care, attacks are also on the rise in Austria. Tyrol and Salzburg want to collect data on abortions and in Vorarlberg the only (!) doctor in this field is planning to retire without a clear succession plan. The logical consequence of carrying out abortions in hospitals from now on is currently being blocked by anti-abortionists and conservative forces.

FIFTITU% congratulates the University of Art and Design Linz
for its integrated feminist teaching, art projects, gender equality policies and debates to advance gender issues in art and culture.

The exhibition format BestOFF is being rethought with Radical Collective, the motto of the anniversary year. For three weeks, works by students will be exhibited in art and cultural spaces in Linz. The museums, galleries, artists' collectives and offspaces will in turn show works by graduates at the University of Art and Design Linz.
A radically collective program with performances, concerts, readings, talks, workshops and screenings. FIFTITU% is participating with Art in Context: Quota and Participation.