Inspiring Thursday: Ute Bock
„Was ich mir wünsch’? Dass ich unnötig werde!“ „What do I wish for? Becoming unnecessary!” Ute Bock was a social worker who dedicated her life … read article
Inspiring Thursday: Aicha Chenna
“A Muslim heart with a secular mind.” “Men’s courage has disappeared in our society.” Aïcha Chenna is a Moroccan social worker and women’s rights … read article
Inspiring Thursday: Gabriele Michalitsch
„Die Verteilung von Kapital, Vermögen und Einkommen […], der herrschende Arbeitsbegriff ebenso wie das dominante Ökonomie-Verständnis, das sind zentrale Topoi im feministisch-ökonomischen Diskurs.“ “The distribution … read article
Inspiring Thursday: Michela Murgia
Il rispetto per le persone comincia dalle parole che usi per definirle. Per questo non staremo zitte. Mai più. Respect for people starts from the … read article
Inspiring Thurdsay: Benazir Bhutto
Benazir Bhutto, (born June 21, 1953, Karachi, Pakistan—died December 27, 2007, Rawalpindi, Pakistan), was a Pakistani politician who became the first woman leader of a … read article
Inspiring Thursday: Nasrin Sotoudeh
Nasrin Sotoudeh is a brave feminist lawyer in Iran, fighting for a long time for Iranian women’s rights, who has been featured in international media … read article
Inspiring Thursday: Rula Ghani
She was born in Beirut, but she became the first lady of Afghanistan. Rula Saade was born in a Christian family and she studied journalism … read article
Inspiring Thursday: Fatema Mernissi
Fatema Mernissi is a distinguished Moroccan writer and sociologist and a well-known name in the Arab intellectual world, the Middle East, and North Africa. She … read article
Inspiring Thursday: Maryam Mirzakhani
Her favourite movie, Dougville, is a rough look at America during the Great Depression. “When I was a kid, my dream was to become a … read article
Inspiring Thursday: Niloofar Rahmani
“She wanted to be a female pilot and defend her country, and she does not believe being a woman must prevent her from her … read article
