The Danish Girl: What we Talk about When we Talk about Women
To encourage students to tackle a feminist dialogue, Heya, AUC’s feminist initiative, held a screening of The Danish Girlon February 27.
Read MoreNews and analysis working towards a more nuanced understanding of gender and sexual relations in Egypt.
To encourage students to tackle a feminist dialogue, Heya, AUC’s feminist initiative, held a screening of The Danish Girlon February 27.
Read MoreHeya: The Feminist Initiative at AUC, is pioneering a project that aims to provide sanitary pad dispensers in the campus bathrooms.
Read MoreThe world celebrated the annual International Women’s Day on March 8 with this year’s theme #BeBoldForChange to urge women to take steps towards driving change and creating a more gender-inclusive world.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Religious Endowments recently announced its decision to appoint 144 female preachers in the women’s sections of mosques across Egypt.
Read MoreFrom black and white, to abstract, to travel, the photographs on display at the Abdul Latif Jameel Hall, a showroom smaller than most AUC classrooms were not only beautiful, but each piece told a deep story about its content and creator.
Read MoreAmong the works on exhibit was a black and white photograph depicting the back of a bride in white gown and veil. Images of birds, ruined buildings and people adorned her dress.
Read MoreIn both films, the female lead is shown to be a relatively independent woman who goes against society’s norms.
Read MoreAs early as 2008, AUC was holding discussions and debates to examine why sexual harassment and violence was on the rise.
Read More“I heard the girls in Akracha narrating their own stories of sexual abuse, and I was also still in pain. I felt an urge to do something. I started to study to help only this girl,” she said.
Read More“We started to teach girls self-defense at the British Council in Giza and we are still working on a lot more events in the streets,” said one of the members.
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