Posted in Articles on 28 Oct 2021

Acting helps to improve your self-confidence by tackling these common worries: Making mistakes, Feeling the judgment of others, Not being good enough, Talking to others, The unknown,

Posted in Newsletters on 13 Oct 2021

The project "FemTalks Forum" has come to an end. The planned actions are completed, the reports are produced, the documentation is delivered, the monthly meetings and periodic calls finished.

The partners are full of energy as a result of the past 3 years. The beauty of the stories shared by our project participants is not over. The desire to see each other - the colleagues who worked together over the past 3 years -  is not over. We continue to celebrate the project results online.

(The photos confirm this!)

Once again, thanks to Inova Consultancy Ltd for its management and strength ...

Posted in Testimonials on 02 Aug 2021

My name is Sara Crockett. I have lived in Graz, Austria since 2004 and am originally from the United States.

Posted in Testimonials on 02 Aug 2021

My name is Prisca Mmadu from Nigeria and I live in Austria with my family

Posted in Testimonials on 02 Aug 2021

At the end of the second online theatre process, we asked our group about what they bring with them from the common work. These are some thoughts they shared.

Posted in Testimonials on 02 Aug 2021

Natalia is a 35-year-old woman from Argentina. After studying in Buenos Aires (including 4 years at the French high school) she came to France for work. Today, she works at L’Oréal Paris.

Posted in Testimonials on 02 Aug 2021

Ghada was born in Tunisia and has spent most of her life there as an auxiliary and caregiver.

Posted in Testimonials on 02 Aug 2021

One of the learners of the FemTalks programme was Livia, a Brazilian born woman who moved to the United Kingdom in 2016.

Posted in Newsletters on 29 Jul 2021

The 5 partner countries have completed the pilot training of the Erasmus Plus funded EU project "FemTalks Forum". More than 170 migrant women have been involved in the 2 trainings, which helped to encourage inclusion. The training of the project follows 3 steps: 1) theatrical training based on the Theatre of the Oppressed; 2) Mentoring Circles™; 3) digital skills training through the project platform. The methodology will be soon published on the website in the output section and will be available in all partner languages. To learn more about the training pilot actions, read the articles and testimonials in the news section of the project website.

Posted in Articles on 22 Jun 2021

During May-June 2021, we worked with 14-16 immigrant women living in Hungary, online for 5 sessions, recruiting mainly through emails and Facebook, in groups and through a separate Facebook event. We met online (via Zoom) for 5 sessions, lasting 2.5 hours each with one short break. We worked in small groups, in a large group and in pairs as well. At the end of the process the groups presented the scenes to each other, without any external audience. Image theatre, improvisation, movement, working with accents, creating short scenes in small groups based on real experiences.