The jury has made the selection for 11 candidates to become the next WAVE Youth Ambassadors.
WAVE Call for Female Artists – Cartoonist
New deadline: 15th November Announcement of the winners: 26th November Are you a graphic artist or a cartoonist who is passionate about creating socially engaging … Read more
Why we (still) need feminism
I often find myself in conversations about why feminism is still needed today, especially why it is needed in our so-called Western world. I get … Read more
WAVE Call for Youth Ambassadors
Are you the one who cares? Are you passionate about creating positive change and actively shape policies on a higher level? We want you to … Read more
One Book, Three Points of View: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s “Americanah”
The WAVE office is in a constant flux of ideas and opinions, with new members, mainly interns, coming and going. In the following blog article, 3 WAVE office members will review and analyze the book Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. With each differing perspective, a new facet of the book is illuminated. We hope you enjoy the various opinions and analyses while also feeling inspired to read the book!
Why I call myself a feminist
It is very often the case that people refuse to describe themselves as feminists. Either because they don´t like to “label” themselves but they “still … Read more
Does my intersectional feminism upset you?
Feminism. A single word with multiple layers. What does it mean to be a woman? Is there a single answer? No, because women aren’t single … Read more
Step Up! V-log: Kat & Lina review Cordelia Fine’s Testosterone Rex
By loading the video, you agree to YouTube’s privacy policy.Learn more Load video Always unblock YouTube Katarina Višnar & Lina Piskernik, WAVE Step Up! campaigners, … Read more
The brighter side of self-care
If you were ever able to watch one of the many videos available, of a mammal released to freedom after having been confined, or maybe if you just observed your dog having fun on one of your regular walks, there was one common thing that you likely recognised: their joy of movement, their joy of sheer embodied presence in the three-dimensional natural world. The joy of movement is something they are wired for. And I want to argue that the joy of movement is also something that we, humans, are wired for.
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Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities! Without a humble but reasonable confidence in your own powers you cannot be successful or happy.
