About
What to expect
Every 8 days a woman is murdered because she is a woman, and women daily face sexist jokes, coercive control, boundary-crossing behaviour and domestic violence.
Femicide is described as the top of a pyramid of gender-related violence that begins with ‘just a joke’.
The programme includes a panel discussion, a recitation, a short lecture and a theatre monologue.
It also asks how the lower layers contribute to extreme and deadly violence, how the pyramid can help prevent femicide, what role men have, what the signs of a dangerous relationship are, and what steps can lead to the right help.
It notes that queer people are also victims of gender-related violence; the system is the same, but the circumstances differ, and the programme focuses mainly on femicide.
- Panel discussion, recitation, short lecture, theatre monologue
- Tessel ten Zweege: writer and media maker
- Dagmar Slagmolen: actor, artistic director Via Berlin
- Hessel Schaaf: trainer at Emancipator
- Sam Zwetsloot: hairdresser and experience expert
- Moderator: Elizabeth Wenting
- Neighbours, friends, family, GP, hairdresser: spot red flags
- Collaboration with Dolle Nimma’s
- Supported by Gemeente Nijmegen
- Programme image by Wandafull
FAQ
Who takes part?
Tessel ten Zweege: writer and media maker
Dagmar Slagmolen: actor, artistic director Via Berlin
Hessel Schaaf: trainer at Emancipator
Sam Zwetsloot: hairdresser and experience expert
Moderator: Elizabeth Wenting
What happens in the programme?
It includes a panel discussion, a recitation, a short lecture and a theatre monologue.
It focuses mainly on femicide and its context, and notes that queer people are also victims of gender-related violence.
Getting there
LUX, Mariënburg 38-39, 6511 PS Nijmegen, Gelderland, NL
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