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The history of woman is the history of the continued and universal oppression of one sex by the other. The emancipation of woman is her restoration to equal rights and privileges with man.

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Portraits
We are proud to present activists who are contributing to WITT’s development through networking, exchange and fruitful cooperation.

Lenka Simerska: Women’s Voice can be Heard Through ICT
Eleonora Delova \| 22 March 2005
She decided to publish a feminist web site in 1998 and she registered the domain and publish web site www.feminismus.cz, by herself. Actually she was always interested in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) as a tool for strengthening women’s activism. >>>

ICTs development for better society
Maria Velichkova \| 14 March 2005
Information and communication technologies help to promote women’s development. That is why Angella, a participant in the Training Exchange Event, in Ohrid, 12-15 February 2005, likes being involved in WITT. >>>

Between north and south is east
Valentina Pellizzer \| 7 March 2005
With a red scarf around her waist Kristina Mihalec, Croatia, coordinator of Women and Information Technology Transfer (WiTT), explains her vision of the Internet as a strategic and creative tool for women’s inclusion. For her, WiTT is a way to bring an Eastern perspective into the global discussion about north and south, rich and poor. >>>

Moldova has a Future ...
Malgorzata Tarasiewicz \| 7 March 2005
Alina Dorosh/Moldova National Women’s Studies and Information Centre. The situation in Moldova is harsh in general, but Alina has many thoughts about making the lives of women in her country better. First they should become aware of the opportunities open to them, including the new economic opportunities. >>>

“Hooked�? on Linux
Natasa Stevanic \| 7 March 2005
Do you need to know how to get around Linux? Do you want to know more about free software or learn about digital freedom and digital rights? Do you enjoy positive energy coming your way? She is THE woman to call! >>>

Woman at work
Gabrijela Ivanov \| 7 March 2005
milica gudovic’ \| Zene na delu \| Serbia and Montenegro >>>

"Exchange Experience with Other Women Useful and Inspiring"
Angela Nestorovska \| 7 March 2005
Maria Velichkova of Bulgaria has been associated with WITT for two years. Meeting with other women who work in the field of ICTs is for her a source of inspiration and a way to develop strategies for advancing both social and women’s rights in the region. >>>

archive:

Instant Space for Activism
Kristina Mihalec | 3 March 2005

A Strong Woman is...
Alyona Dorosh | 2 March 2005

We Need a Women-Only Space!
Ivana Pavic | 2 March 2005

Accept Your Own Genius
milica gudovic | 2 March 2005

Feminism is Young in Macedonia
Lenka Simerska | 2 March 2005

WITT FP Serbia training - Audio for Web

Blogs
	WITT to Present at the Women in Open Source Conference 2008
	Mila&SeMra Record
	Impressions from WITT Serbia Training
	My First Audio
	Learning Audio for Web - an exciting experience
	Lori Jazz
	Martina’s Voice
>>>

Don’t miss this
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	ECREA’s 2nd European Communication Conference Call for Papers
	16 Days of Activism Against violence of women
>>>

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