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We, the members of the International Association of Women Museum(IAWM), have experienced a hybrid conference with the slogan of “Still We Create” at 6th IAWM Conference in Hittisau. The created slogan was followed by several creative events organised by the wonderful Hittisau’s team. The team’s work was so wonderful it made us feelas if we "Alice in wonderland"!
The International Association of Women's Museums (IAWM) wishes you a happy International Women's Day! Find out how Women's Museum make change possible in this video....
And which on the occasion of the eightieth anniversary of the aforementioned historic February strike in the Netherlands is memorable and interesting. One of the main parts of the exhibition is a spotlight on Nasrin Sotoudeh.
"Abandoned Voices," a 3-year project, is a bibliographical research on Iranian women singers who have faced fanatic obstacles and discriminations that prohibiting them from performing publicly. The initiative is dedicated to documenting women's struggles for equality, restoring a narrative of artistic resistance, and thereby recording the role of female voices in Iran's culture since the twentieth century. To leverage the outcomes of this research, all the collected and produced materials, including the audiovisual exhibitions, publications, and podcasts will be published on a designated website as a publicly accessible resource.
We were anticipating the arrival of the international day of Human Rights, the day that we were supposed to announce the start of a new campaign called "The Knitting Yarn's Action" however people reached the street to express their pent-up anger against injustice, they were violently oppressed and forced back to their homes, however their homes are not the same since they were forced off the streets.
This exhibition is part of the oral history of the women’s movement research project within the framework of the Women’s Movement Museum. It encompasses subjects such as women’s biographies, events, associations, and creations in the artistic, literary, and social fields.
