Breaking Borders to Build Bridges - Women in Exile
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This publication is a space for voices that are often silenced, voices speaking about 20 years of political activism in a self-organized initiative of refugee women_. It is collectively written by Women in Exile and includes contributions by members of the group, our friends, sisters, children, and supporters. It is written on smartphones, paper or Laptops, in refugee Camps and safe Spaces. The publication talks about our history and how we came together as a group. How we have built intersectional bridges within our group and beyond, bridges of solidarity that we keep on building despite our…mehr

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This publication is a space for voices that are often silenced, voices speaking about 20 years of political activism in a self-organized initiative of refugee women_. It is collectively written by Women in Exile and includes contributions by members of the group, our friends, sisters, children, and supporters. It is written on smartphones, paper or Laptops, in refugee Camps and safe Spaces. The publication talks about our history and how we came together as a group. How we have built intersectional bridges within our group and beyond, bridges of solidarity that we keep on building despite our differences. This book gives insights into issues that have been accompanying the group over the years: Reasons to leave home, the discriminatory asylum process, the situation in the refugee camps and the struggle for the abolishment of camps, the right to health care, freedom of movement, empowerment, self-reflection, cooperation with friends, and about renting our own safer space for refugee women_. The book entails pictures, a chronology and is written in English and German. A German translation can be found online.
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Women in Exile is an initiative of refugee women* founded in Brandenburg (Germany) in 2002 to fight for refugee women's* rights.