- Arrangør
- FOKUS Forum for kvinner og utviklingsspørsmål, Den norske jordmorforeningen, Fagforbundet, Norsk sykepleierforbund, Sex & Politikk, Norsk venstrekvinnelag, Høyres kvinneforum, Kurdish Women's Rights
- Dag
- Torsdag 15.8 2024 08:30 - 09:30
- Arrangementstype
- Debatt
- Tema
- Internasjonalt
- Språk
- English
- Sted
- Arendal bibliotek
- Stedsbeskrivelse
- Auditoriet, 1. etasje
- Vis i kart
- Antall plasser i lokalet
- 90
- Medvirkende
- Michael Paul Vitols, daglig leder, Friends of Uplift
- Ana Cristina Gonzalez, rådgiver, FOKUS / La Mesa por la Vida y la Salud de las Mujeres
- Anne Beathe Tvinnereim, Utviklingsminister, Senterpartiet
- Sandra Bruflot, stortingsrepresentant, Høyre
- Trine Lise Sundnes, stortingsrepresentant, Arbeiderpartiet
- Sylvi Bratten, daglig leder, FOKUS
- Kontaktperson
- Joar Svanemyr, Rådgiver, FOKUS Forum for kvinner og utviklingsspørsmål, 91550028
- Nettside
- https://www.fokuskvinner.no/
- www.facebook.com/fokuskvinner
- Universell utforming
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Rullestoltilpasset lokale
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Rullestoltilpasset WC
- Miljøprofil
- Nei, vi oppfyller ikke Arendalsukas miljøkrav.
- Om arrangementet
Civil society organization and women’s movement has played a key role in promoting and defending women’s SRHR across the world, including in Norway. However, many NGOs and women grassroot organization suffer from lack of funding, political repression and fierce resistance from what is commonly called “the anti-gender movement”, consisting of organizations and institutions opposed to key SRH and LGBT+ rights.
We aim to facilitate dialogue and exchange between politicians and NGO representatives on the challenges facing NGOs and women’s organisations working on SRHR issues to build understanding of the need for strengthening of financial and political support.
Key questions to be discussed:
- The role of civil society and women’s movement in defending and advancing SRHR.
- How can we best mobilize and support women’s movements, alliances and network to advance the SRHR agenda.
- The main and urgent challenges that needs to be addressed, including threats from anti-gender and anti-SRHR movements