On Tuesday, 2 June, at 5 p.m., a public event dedicated to personal safety, access to information, and understanding one’s rights in everyday life will take place at the Travno Cultural Centre.
The programme includes a discussion and workshop where participants will have the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and gain practical information on recognising challenging situations and understanding the available options for action and support.
The workshop is primarily intended for women and LGBTQIA+ people, as these groups are statistically and through their lived experiences more frequently exposed to various forms of violence, harassment, and discrimination. At the same time, they often face a lack of trust in institutions, limited access to information, or uncertainty about their rights and available protection mechanisms. The aim is to create a space where these issues can be discussed openly and without fear of judgement, while providing clear, practical information that can be useful in real-life situations.
Particular emphasis will be placed on empowering participants by helping them understand their rights, recognise potentially risky situations, and explore possible courses of action, whether in relation to their own experiences or when supporting others.
The event is open to anyone interested in learning more, taking part in the discussion, and contributing to a safer and more supportive environment.
The programme is co-funded by the City of Zagreb and the European Union through the GEAR UP! project – Global Citizenship Education Actions to Strengthen Youth Engagement through Local Support to LAs and CSOs, to Accelerate Progress towards Sustainable Development.
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