It is based on the 1958 science fiction novel “L’Orphelin de Perdide” (‘The Orphan of Perdide’) by Stefan Wool.

The focus of the conversation will be the personal experiences of women who simultaneously build a professional identity and a family life.

How modern technologies are changing the way we communicate.

This playful get-together was designed with the idea of ​​separating children from phones, televisions and other screens for a few hours.

Through hidden cameras and authentic testimonies, the film exposes the manipulation and psychological pressure tactics used to trick consumers into buying overpriced and often unnecessary products.

The workshop is designed for the participants to receive instructions and instructions on how to independently perform certain experiments, under the supervision of the author of the workshop.

EU Possibilities Academy is starting the first thematic training cycle, dedicated to the agricultural sector.

Herbariums will be made in the form of drawings and collages, which encourages creative expression and personal experience of nature.

“Real. Justice. Now! For all women and girls.”