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The Isadora Duncan Foundation is launching this new workshop aimed at immigrant women, where we will learn how to access various digital services through the Internet. We will start with a review of basic functions such as performing searches effectively and safely. [+]
The Isadora Duncan Foundation launches its Equal Summer Camp for children, prioritizing access for girls to reduce the gender digital divide, for ages 7 to 12 years. The main objective is to foster interest and knowledge in the fields of Science, [+]
From the Isadora Duncan Single-Parent Family Foundation (FFM Isadora Duncan) comes a film forum aimed at immigrant women, featuring the documentary “Invisible Violence”. This documentary addresses gender violence against women, one of the clearest manifestations of inequality between men and women where men exert power over women simply because they are women. [+]
Have you experienced discrimination? - DON'T STAY SILENT! | From the Isadora Duncan Single Parent Families Foundation, in collaboration with the Gypsy Secretariat Foundation, we are launching "Equal Treatment: Tools for the Defense of Rights", [+]
The Isadora Duncan Foundation is launching the 2nd meeting of the support groups aimed at immigrant women. As in the previous edition, the goal is to provide a space for reflection, care, and trust among all participants so they can share complex aspects of their lives and try to manage them healthily. [+]
Spring has arrived and the Isadora Duncan Single-Parent Family Foundation is launching a new Cooking Workshop: spring-summer, subsidized by the Ministry of Social Rights and Agenda 2030 through UNAF.
In this new workshop, we will learn to make simple, [+]
From the Isadora Duncan Single Parent Family Foundation, a workshop called Family Economic Management is being launched, aimed at immigrant women.
In this session, topics of interest regarding family savings, effective family budget management, [+]
Moving to a new country is never easy. The culture is different. The language, at times, changes. The support network usually remains in the home country... Ultimately, the lives of migrants take a radical turn when they leave their place of origin. [+]
Due to the great reception it has had in previous editions, at Isadora Duncan we propose again the workshop "Production of natural soaps and cosmetics", subsidized by the Ministry of Social Rights and Agenda 2030 through UNAF. [+]
The Isadora Duncan Single Parent Families Foundation is organizing a workshop as part of the "Comprehensive Support Point for Immigrant Women" program, called Emotional Management.
During this session, we will explore the world of emotions by addressing topics such as primary and secondary emotions, [+]
From the Isadora Duncan Foundation, a new group activity aimed at immigrant women is being launched. These are support groups designed to be spaces for reflection, care, and trust among all participants so they can share complex aspects of their lives and handle them in a healthy manner. [+]
