Tid: 21/06/2017 14:00 til 21/06/2017 17:00
Sted: Cinemateket, Bio Carl, Gothersgade 55, København K
Arrangør: N/A
Dokumentar om fattige indiske kvinders kamp – og debat
DIIS DOCS & TALKS screens the international award-winning documentary “Gulabi Gang”, about how women in some of the poorest regions of India empower themselves and take up the fight against gender violence, caste oppression and widespread corruption. The movie is followed by a critical debate on the transformative potential of gender equality policies and practices in current development cooperation. In international development cooperation, gender equality is often a key priority. However, in different development organisations gender equality norms are often interpreted differently and far from the reality of gender-based oppression, violence and lack of livelihood opportunities. Based on these insights, international experts discuss the following questions:
After the film and debate there will be a glass of wine in the Lobby Bar. This is an after-event to the morning’s seminar at DIIS where researchers will discuss findings from the international research programme on global gender equality in international development politics, GLONO. Read more about the morning’s seminar.
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Panelists
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Tania Dethlefsen, Deputy Director, Danish Family Planning Association (DFPA) |
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Anouka van Eerdewijk, Senior Advisor, KIT Gender |
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Nikki van der Gaag, Director of Gender Justice and Women's Rights, Oxfam GB |
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Moderator: Lars Engberg-Pedersen, Senior Researcher, DIIS
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Programme |
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14.00-14.05 |
Welcome |
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Lars Engberg-Pedersen |
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14.05-15.40 |
Gulabi Gang |
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15.40–16.30 |
Discussion |
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Tania Dethlefsen Anouka van Eerdewijk Nikki van der Gaag Moderator: Lars Engberg-Pedersen |
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16.30-17.00 |
Wine in the lobby |
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