ACTIVITIES
LET’S CELEBRATE
THE FESTIVE SEASON WITH OUR TRADITIONAL LUNCH
Tuesday 10th December
12:30 ALQUIMIA RESTAURANT – LES ROCHES
Les Roches Bay in front of Aloha College
This year, we are celebrating our Christmas lunch in a very special place.
Les Roches Marbella, has generously welcomed us for years by lending us their facilities for our seminars and this year at the end of the year, they will receive us in their new school restaurant ALQUIMIA.
Their students will be waiting for us on the 10th of December at 12:30.
It will be a great Christmas lunch for AMUM, and they will delight us with special delicacies.
The funds raised will go entirely to our scholarship programme.
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LITERARY GATHERING
ENERO
by Sara Gallardo
(Only for AMUM members)
Monday 16 December at 18:30
Marbella Club
We will talk about Enero (Malas Tierras, 2019, 112 pages) by Sara Gallardo. An excellent first novel by the Argentine author, published in 1958, it narrates a moment in the life of a teenage girl, Nefer, her anguish and terrors in the face of a pregnancy resulting from rape, and at the same time confronts us with her precise and poetic prose with the differences of class and gender and the fearsome social gaze. To appreciate, think and debate.
We are looking forward to seeing you!
Welcome!
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16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM
AGAINST GENDER BASED VIOLENCE
From 25 November to 10 December
GWI will run its annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign from 25 November to 10 December. We are excited about this campaign and the relevant and critical information it shares.
This year’s campaign features 47 tailored posts, each spotlighting one of GWI’s affiliates, to providing resources and vital information on how women can report gender-based and domestic violence in their country, including contact details for national and local hotlines. For our cover page, we chose the gladiolus flower, a symbol of strength, courage and integrity,
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CHRISTMAS
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Another year has gone by, a fast and elusive time, full of big and small events, meetings and farewells, good and bad news… But, be that as it may, we are still here, active, ready to keep the helm steady, ready to make the most of every second and to wish you and your families the best.
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NEWS
OUR INTERNS
MARINA PORTELA CARRERAS
Marina has been able to combine her great hobby, and what her physique is gifted for, with helping others based on her immense knowledge of the human body and its movements: she continues to compete in athletics at a national level! and works as a physiotherapist.
My name is Marina Portela Carreras and I received the AMUM scholarship in 2018.
At that time it was clear to me that my vital purpose was to help people. I was always closely related to sports.
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WOMEN IN THE BACKROUND OF HISTORY
GERDA TARO
The photojournalist
In July 1937, in a critical battle in the Spanish Civil War, a 26-year-old Jewish girl who had fled Nazi persecution became the first female photojournalist killed in a war.
But that young woman, named Gerda Taro, remained forgotten for decades, and is perhaps still unknown to many.
Not so, however, is the name she herself helped to create: Robert Capa.
Two talents reunited in Paris.
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GWI INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIPS
POSTGRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH
Applications Now Open for the 2025 GWI International Fellowships GWI is excited to announce the opening of applications for the 2025 round of International Fellowships! These esteemed fellowships are designed to support women scholars worldwide as they advance their postgraduate studies and research, cultivating the next generation of female leaders and innovators. This year, GWI welcomes applications from women currently enrolled in PhD programs and encourages all eligible readers to appl.
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CELEBRATION
UNITED NATIONS DAY
GWI talks about Virginia Cocheron Gildersleeve, one of the three key founders of GWI, formerly known as the International Federation of University Women (IFUW), played an important role in ensuring that women’s rights were incorporated into the United Nations Charter in 1945 in San Francisco. The document pioneered international agreement on norms and standards, programs and strategies for the advancement of women worldwide, creating a level of importance that had not previously been recognized. She dedicated her work to promoting women’s rights in all forms of higher education,
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FORUM
GWI ATTENDED BEIJING+30 CIVIL SOCIETY FORUM ON 19 AND 20 OCTOBER
GWI participated in the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Beijing+30 Civil Society Forum, organised by NGO Committee on the Status of Women (NGO CSW) Geneva. Bringing together NGO CSW Geneva member organisations, member states, and other stakeholders, the consultation has offered a comprehensive review of the UNECE progress related to the 1995 Beijing Platform for Action (BPA) and its 12 Critical Areas of Concern. The Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action is the outcome document of the Fourth World Conference for Women…
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GWI NEWSLETTER
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