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The gender briefcase
The gender kit is a toolbox of games for talking to children and young people about gender issues, gender equality, homophobia and hypersexualisation.
The activities proposed do not provide ready-made answers, but aim to encourage reflection on different themes (roles, children's literature, advertising, stereotypes, discrimination) by talking directly about the experiences of children and/or young people.
The Stormy Girls
"A must-read: Ever since she had seen Mia again, the idea of revenge—no, of 'getting justice'—had been playing on her mind. 'We don’t call it revenge,' Mia had told her, 'it’s not the same thing. This is about healing; we are getting justice for ourselves because no one else is willing to do it.' Lucie hadn't been entirely convinced by the choice of words, but it didn't change much. As she listens to these stories in her office, her heart begins to race; she wants to scream, to broadcast a message across the country at all hours that would say: 'We will find you. Every single one of you. We will ring your doorbells, we will come to your workplace, to your parents' homes—even years later, even when you have forgotten us, we will be there and we will destroy you.'"
A debut novel depicting a girl gang that decides, one day, to take back control of their lives however they can.
Yesss
A podcast by warriors Every day, women and gendered people face barriers that prevent them from leading their lives as they wish. YESSS looks back at the victories of women and gender minorities against sexist injunctions and violence.