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Dare to Care Book Tour: Turkey
21 December 2022 - 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
About the event
Dare to Care offers readers a crash course in ecofeminism and invites you to get inspired by different people and movements across the world. In a Europe faced with interlocking crises, the book encourages us all to question the political and economic frameworks we see today and to consider how care, as an emancipatory principle, could offer us true solutions and transformation.
In this webinar, we mark the launch of the book’s Turkish translation, spreading the message further across Europe! Join us to discuss the term of care, widen it up to cover the ecosphere, and discuss how it relates to current issues facing Turkey and Europe today.
Context
This workshop is part of Feminists in the Environmental Movement, a GEF transnational project that seeks to stimulate conversations around (the intersections of) gender and environmental justice across Europe. The project is implemented with the support of Visio (Finland), Green Economics Institute (UK), Oikos (Belgium), Strefa Zieleni (Poland), Green Thought Association (Turkey), and CDNEE.
Speakers
- Philsan Osman – Dare to Care co-author, activist and community builder
- Dr. Özge İzdeş – Istanbul University
Moderated by Gizem Kastamonulu, translator of the Turkish edition
Practicalities
Date and time: Wednesday, December 21st (18:00 CET / 20:00 Istanbul time)
Language: English and Turkish, with simultaneous translation
Registration: The event will take place online via Zoom and is open to all. Please register in advance via this link.
Resources
This event will launch the Turkish translation of Dare to Care, GEF’s ecofeminist booklet that is now available in multiple languages.
If you are looking for more resources on feminism and the green movement, do check out our e-learning course Green Feminism as well!
This workshop is organised by the Green European Foundation with the support of Green Thought Association and the financial support of the European Parliament to the Green European Foundation.
