Open Discussion and Presentation of the Educational Programme “Songs of Shame”

Presentation of the Educational Programme “Songs of Shame” and Open Discussion

Dear educators, artists, musicians, students, parents and guardians, and anyone interested in the issue of gender-based violence and in the ways music—and the arts more broadly—can contribute to prevention, awareness-raising, and dialogue among young people,

Event Information

25 May 2026
18:30–19:30

Transcendance – Art Conduit
(4 Polyxenis Antoniou Street, Thessaloniki)

Registration:
https://forms.gle/gQBUaf3J9xGdeett6

We warmly invite you to join us as we share the experience and outcomes of the educational programme Songs of Shame, reflect on the challenges and opportunities that emerged throughout the process, and engage in an open discussion on the role of music and artistic practice in addressing gender stereotypes and gender-based violence.

We look forward to exchanging ideas, experiences, and perspectives, and to exploring together how initiatives like this can contribute to building a more just, inclusive, and equitable society.

More information:
Songs of Shame | Educational Programme Presentation & Open Discussion

The project Songs of Shame is implemented within the framework of POWER – Promoting Organisations’ Empowerment to Guarantee Women’s Human Rights and Stop Gender Violence, coordinated by WeWorld (WW) in partnership with ActionAid Hellas (AAH) and Asociación Bienestar y Desarrollo (ABD).

POWER is co-funded by the European Union through the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values (CERV – 2023 – DAPHNE) programme.