It is precisely the fight for women rights which rival movements fighting for their nation’s autonomy had in common in the 19th century. This is why the campaign will peak with the go fish deck called WOMEN WITHOUT BORDERS, designed primarily but not uniquely for inhabitants of Slovakia. It will contain quartets of women who fought for human rights of women coming from ethnic minorities who live in Slovakia. The minorities we have chosen for the deck are the largest ones in Slovakia: HUNGARIAN, ROMA, CZECH and MORAVIAN, RUTHENIAN and UKRAINIAN, GERMAN, POLISH. The JEWISH minority has also been included, although not very large these days because of its persecution in WWII, it has had its share in culture and education development of the country. The last of the nationalities is SLOVAK.
Card decks will be issued in two languages, namely Slovak and English. Promotion could include the discussion seminars in Prešov and Bratislava.
Champs d’action:
Democracy
Champs d’action:
Gender
Champs d’action:
Heritage
Champs d’action:
Human Rights
Champs d’action:
International Relations
Champs d’action:
Youth
Champs d’action:
Education
Les dates et la durée d'action:
sam, 01/03/2008 - sam, 31/05/2008
Objectifs (maximum de 50 mots):
We will issue of the card game known as go fish: WOMEN WITHOUT BORDERS. It will contain quartets of women who fought for human rights of women coming from ethnic minorities who live in Slovakia. It will be possible to use them as didactic material in two languages.
Groupes cibles (maximum de 50 mots):
students at universities and high schools, teachers, public
Activités (maximum 130 mots):
We will present the project to the public on March (May) with information about outstanding female figures who have strived for culture development and some of who have fought for women rights. Their names have been erased from national textbooks and encyclopedias and have been “forgotten”. What different countries and nationalities have in common is the struggle for freedom and human rights. This is why the discussion seminars UNKNOWN SLOVAK WOMEN will present the Slovak culture for other nationalities, emphasis will be put on shared aspects of History.
And followed by the WOMEN WITHOUT BORDERS card game presentations and the press conference in May, which would conclude the campaign (discussion seminars for university, high school students and public in Prešov and in Bratislava at least; and press conference in Prešov).