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Reunião com ONGDM portuguesas, norueguesas e islandesas
3 de maio de 2019 / 10:00-13:00
A pedido do Programa Cidadãos Ativos | Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian realiza-se uma reunião para inter-conhecimento de ONGDM portuguesas, norueguesas e islandesas.
As organizações da Noruega e Islândia são:
The Women’s Counseling is an NGO founded in 1985 and offers legal and social work counseling for women.
Our main goal is to give counseling and support to women, on any given matter, however we assist anyone seeking our services, regardless of their sex. Women can either come here or call us during opening hours or send us questions in email or seek answers at our website. Our services are free of charge and those who turn to us need neither give their name or any other personal data.
Both lawyers and social workers, law students and social work students do voluntary work for the Women’s Counseling, We’re always in need of new volunteers and there is no doubt that students gain valuable experience through their voluntary work for us.
The Women’s Counseling offers also counseling to official bodies on all matters regarding women and women´s rights and has a permanent seat with other women´s rights associations in Iceland on the Equal Rights Council.
Free individual counseling for survivors of rape, sexual molestation, sexual harassment, pornographic exploitation and prostitution. Service is for women and men.
Services are also extended to family members and loved ones of survivors. We do not identify ourselves as providers of traditional therapy, but rather as a support and counseling service for those seeking to learn and engage in self-help.
Stígamót is aware of the importance of education and prevention work. We regularly offer presentations at schools, social groups and to the public. Furthermore, we actively seek out international presenters to ensure ongoing and up to date information.
Stígamót has been responsible for international conferences in the area of sexual violence.
Stígamót is aware of the importance of data gathering to keep services up to date, and to become more aware of the prevalence and nature of sexual abuse. We encourage academic research in the area and offer our help in any way we can.
BeNow works broadly to raise awareness, promote and realize gender equality, both in society, politics and industry, locally, regionally and nationally.
BeNow are involved as a strategic partner in Erasmus + «How to deal with Master-Suppression Techniques?» As the CEO in BeNow I also have formal background as lawyer, and political experience as a deputy mayor, and leading the committee for community planning. I have, experience as a political mentor in the Czech Republic and in Hungary, focusing on how to motivate, understand and implement increasing female participation in politics and public life, included exchange visits covering workshops, lectures and meetings. Expertise in develop programs, workshops and individual support by coaching and mentoring to strengthen women and girls in different areas of society, including inspire, encourage women for community engagement and raising awareness of their own strengths and challenges.
The Icelandic Human Rights Centre (ICEHR) is a non-governmental umbrella organisation, consisting of 15 affiliates. The purpose and aim of ICEHR is to promote human rights by collecting information on and raising awareness of human rights issues. ICEHR works to make human rights information accessible to the public by organizing conferences and seminars on human rights and by providing human rights education. In addition, the Centre serves a monitoring role and has commented on countless bills of law and provided information to international monitoring bodies on the status of human rights in Iceland. ICEHR also participates in various committees and working groups.
ICEHR also offers free legal advice for immigrants through a service agreement with the Ministry of Social Affairs.