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Education seen through women’s eyes

Prague, 14 – 15 March 2015 Czech Trade Unions House (DOS) Nam Winstona Churchilla 2 (Square W. Churchill 2)    Speaking about education means pointing something essential in society:...

Prague, 14 – 15 March 2015

Czech Trade Unions House (DOS)

Nam Winstona Churchilla 2 (Square W. Churchill 2

 

Speaking about education means pointing something essential in society: formation of personalities of citizens and printing a mark in collective culture.

For years, neo-liberalism has a distraint on educational systems in Europe.

Results: a school policy which destroys the social cohesion, ruins public services pushing more and more to individualism, to personal success.

A policy carrying a model of society centered on the man, white, heterosexual, Christian (in most of European countries) and on a single family model.

 

We are with favour of an open school, which includes all the differences.

A school which eliminates the sexist vision of society, which eliminates the gender stereotypes and which rebuilds a social model in which men and women have the same legitimacy as individual people. A school where respect of differences of all

forms of sexual identity is the basis of a dialogue and of the construction of a jointly

society.

 

A political reflection about education from the women's point of view about the models given and 'prescribed' by the society of today represents an opening for projects of a different world in which everyone has the right to speak, where equality of rights is the same for all.

A reflection with this approach points on educational systems from the point of view of sex and class.

It is a problem of social and cultural policy.

 

Program

 

Saturday 14 March

8.30 - 9.00                   Welcome

9.00 – 9.15                  Opening

9.15 – 10.45                Historical glimpse of construction of gender

                                    Adriana Sabaté, educator - Spain

                                    Eva-Liisa Raekallio, educator- Finland

 

10.45 – 11.15              Coffee break

 

11.15 – 13.00              Women, formation, social rights and success in society

Adoraciòn Guamàn Hernandez, Labour law prof - Spain

Aliki Kosyfologou, political scientist, phd gender issues -  Greece

 

13.00 – 15.00              Pauses

 

15.00-16.30                 Women, science, research

Birge Krondorfer, philosopher Frauenhetz/Wien - Austria

                                    Janine Guespin, prof. fee of biology - France

 

16.30-17.00                 Coffee break

 

17.00 – 18.00              The women in the educational system in Czech Republic

 

 

Sunday 15 March

9.00- 10.30                  Practical Experiences

                                    Monica Pasquino, philosopher and president S.C.O.S.S.E. -Italy

                                    Delegated of PCF - France

                                   

10.30 - 11.00               Coffee break

 

11.00 – 12.00              Conclusion

 

 

 

Languages: English, French and Czech

 

 

Agenda