Charlottenburg sets sign: Exhibition against sexism opened

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Entdecken Sie die bedeutende Ausstellung zur Bekämpfung von Sexismus im Rathaus Charlottenburg. Bezirksbürgermeisterin Kirstin Bauch eröffnet am 2. September 2024 die 12-teilige Plakatreihe, die über Sexismus informiert und praktische Tipps zur Bekämpfung im Alltag gibt. Informieren Sie sich über die Initiative „Gemeinsam gegen Sexismus“ und setzen Sie ein starkes Zeichen für Gleichberechtigung und respektvolle Gesellschaft.
Discover the important exhibition to combat sexism in the Charlottenburg town hall. District Mayor Kirstin Bauch opens the 12-part poster series on September 2, 2024, which provides information about sexism and gives practical tips on combating in everyday life. Find out about the "Together against Sexism" initiative and set a strong sign of equality and respectful society. (Symbolbild/MB)

Enlightenment against everyday sexism: Exhibition in the Charlottenburg town hall opened

The topic of sexism remains up to date and urgently in our society. On 2. September 2024 at 5 p.m. an exhibition was opened in the Charlottenburg town hall, which deals intensively with this problem. This event is an important step to promote awareness and sensitivity to sexism.

In the exhibition, which is up to 30. September 2024 can be seen, 12 poster motifs are shown that illuminate different facets of sexism. This campaign was launched by the alliance "Together against Sexism" - an initiative supported by the Federal Ministry for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth. The presentation ranges from everyday experiences to the need for a solidarity reaction of society.

District Mayor Kirstin Bauch, together with the head of the district council, Judith Stückler, and the equal opportunities officer Katrin Lück, referred to the need to clearly name, discrimination and harassment in society.

"It is of enormous importance that we, as a society, stand against sexism. Nobody should feel insecure or harassed in public spaces or at work," said belly. Their commitment shows how important a clear attitude against discrimination is currently.

Judith Stückler added that sexism can occur in many forms - be it inappropriate comments or unwanted looks. It is crucial that society is sensitized to this everyday experience.

Katja Lück emphasized the role of traditional roles in everyday sexism: "When we tackle sexism together and make the problems visible, we contribute to creating a respectful and equal society."

With joining the alliance "Together against Sexism", the district office Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf not only demonstrates the commitment to equality, but also the desire for a safer public space for all citizens. The exhibition and the associated information are decisive tools in the fight against social inequalities.

Further information on this alliance and its activities are available on their website. It is important that the public actively participates in combating sexism and is committed to a fairer society.