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Equal Pay Day
21. März, 12 – 14 Uhr
22 % auf ALLES für Frauen im sattgrün
Satte 22 Prozent – so hoch ist der Lohnunterschied zwischen Frauen und Männern im Durchschnitt. Gründe dafür sind:
Frauen arbeiten oft in Berufen, die schlechter bezahlt werden.
Frauen sind es meistens, die für die Erziehung ihrer Kinder oder die Pflege von Angehörigen eine Berufspause einlegen.
Frauen arbeiten häufig in Teilzeit und in Minijobs. Frauen erhalten bei gleichwertiger Qualifikation und gleichwertiger Arbeit weniger Geld.
Das wollen wir ändern und mit Ihnen hierüber ins Gespräch kommen.
Am Freitag zahlen Frauen im sattgrün am Hafen von 12 bis 14 Uhr für Essen und Getränke 22% weniger. Die GRÜNEN in NRW möchten mit dieser Aktion auf die immer noch bestehende Lohnungleichheit zwischen Frauen und Männern aufmerksam machen und laden ein zum gemütlichen Mittagessen mit:
Barbara Steffens
NRW-Ministerin für Gesundheit, Emanzipation, Pflege und Alter
Sven Lehmann
Landesvorsitzender der GRÜNEN NRW
Miriam Koch
GRÜNE Oberbürgermeisterkandidatin für Düsseldorf
Terry Reintke
GRÜNE Kandidatin für das Europaparlament
A new lead on what might have happened to my Zenit DF300
This picture was taken before we parted to Chile.
When I bought this camera I went to Recife-BR in 1997. It worked fine (it was new after all). When I got back it was broken. No reason. The guys at the shop said it was like I had taken a flash out of it while it was on.
I didn´t own a flash back then.
So next time I get through an airport it brakes again...
Well.
2015-11-14 Hamburg-Germany Demonstration
Refugees Welcome means Equal Rights for all
Right to the City network
Under the impression of yesterday’s killings in Paris, around 9.000 refugees and supporters took to the streets of Hamburg.
We stand together united, in hope not hate!
Let’s be neighbors: Housing in apartments!
No isolation in tents, warehouses and mass-camps!
Migration happens: Freedom of movement is a human right! Right to stay for everyone!
Against defining asylum down; No one is a ›bad‹ migrant; stop deportations!
Make solidarity practical: Support the migrant struggles! For the right to full participation in society!
Section 1. Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex.
Section 2. The Congress shall have the power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article.
Section 3. This amendment shall take effect two years after the date of ratification.
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For Get Real Challenge – #6: Adventure. This adventure should have been completed long ago.
Made with Rucola Designs' kit Fight the Good Fight @ DeviantScrap.
This piece was featured on Finger Pointing ~ April 21 | Gallery Standouts and Real Standouts – April 23rd | Real Life Scrapped.
Imagekind link*http://www.imagekind.com/mediocrity-equals-hypocrisy_art?IMID=acad59e5-20a1-4535-8d6d-86b82be2c505
The Title of this work I am now calling “Mediocrity Equals Hypocrisy” had some other names for it but this is the one I thought was best. Its on Canvas measuring 48 by 36 inches and its mostly Acrylic there may be a slight amount of oil paint and perhaps ink. Now we are going to attempt going deeper into the work, the themes should also help with the description so let us start. This painting is divided into 3 parts like a hierarchy on the vary bottom are the 10000s of masses of people they are assembled bowing down to the Television Demigods that are on the second level of the painting . A River of blood and gold divide the masses of people who are rendered colorfully vary colorfully to show a diversity of human types but the predominate color is red at lest there is a red tone because the bottom was red be for I painted all them people. Now moving up too the second level there are 4 demigods who look the same as each other nearly the same any how each of them are dramatically taller then the humans who they Dwarf. The demigods have angle wings too and they are dressed in business suits and carry money bags and some sort of weapons like swords. Now there is a fifth demigod who is the boss being taller and having a white red and black robe, he has a crown of gold and gems and sword with genocide written on the sword and this sword shoots energy onto the crowds of people creating black matter explosions, besides the demigods being on the second level there is a temple behind them with a giant third eye , smaller temples off to the left and right representing bastardized establishments of power . There is also a giant clock that is exploded some what representing the end of time and also Sun in full glory with his evil smile, white glittering blood stained teeth showing as it fires energies from its eyes into the crowds creating more dramatic explosions (poor masses) ripple threw the masses . Now powering the demigods is a puppeteer type giant satanic like god creature he is on the 3rd level and he powers he controls his demigods with marionette cables composed of flesh and human souls that are swirling upward and hold by the puppet like master sitting on the third stage . The masters bones are showing, and his flesh is showing he dose not need skin.. He’s a God type creature no skin for him, any how in the third stage the stage that humans and mortals can not see or view resides the master who as I said controls them demigods and absorbs the souls to give it everlasting eternal immortal power. The master is mostly red with pipes and wires on top oil pumping threw his vines as well as blood and human souls and electricity moving outward also shooting out of his powerful eyes. He controls the demigods who in turn control the humans in this hierarchy. To the right of the master is the factory of Ideology (one of the names I scraped) and some books burnings and such this would be the place the humans ideas are manufactured and placed into there primitive brains. This is about the third attempt in doing this idea and concept the first I did back in high school the 11th or 12th grade I forget, then I drew the old high school painting, that was remarkably bad into a cool looking drawing. Then following that drawing I finally started the painting. In my early to mid collage days I also did another drawing of the idea in that drawing I added the last Heretic a hero who stands in front of the masses floating above the river of blood with its wings open ready to do battle and destroy the television master in a huge dramatic battle. In that drawing I labeled the Heretic accosted its wings and the master was labeled on his crown as the Final Separatist. The original idea was something I had in high school, although some of my Believes about government and businesses and such has changed a bit, I do hold some of the same believes and because I plan to update it with the cathartic thing, the idea can change with me, I plan to do 3 of these one day, first the enslavement of the masses bowing, then the last heretic saving the masses from there brainwashed little meaningless life, then finally a battle between the last heretic, and the final separatist, with the masses helping to destroy the evil of the separatist .
Equal Pay Day
21. März, 12 – 14 Uhr
22 % auf ALLES für Frauen im sattgrün
Satte 22 Prozent – so hoch ist der Lohnunterschied zwischen Frauen und Männern im Durchschnitt. Gründe dafür sind:
Frauen arbeiten oft in Berufen, die schlechter bezahlt werden.
Frauen sind es meistens, die für die Erziehung ihrer Kinder oder die Pflege von Angehörigen eine Berufspause einlegen.
Frauen arbeiten häufig in Teilzeit und in Minijobs. Frauen erhalten bei gleichwertiger Qualifikation und gleichwertiger Arbeit weniger Geld.
Das wollen wir ändern und mit Ihnen hierüber ins Gespräch kommen.
Am Freitag zahlen Frauen im sattgrün am Hafen von 12 bis 14 Uhr für Essen und Getränke 22% weniger. Die GRÜNEN in NRW möchten mit dieser Aktion auf die immer noch bestehende Lohnungleichheit zwischen Frauen und Männern aufmerksam machen und laden ein zum gemütlichen Mittagessen mit:
Barbara Steffens
NRW-Ministerin für Gesundheit, Emanzipation, Pflege und Alter
Sven Lehmann
Landesvorsitzender der GRÜNEN NRW
Miriam Koch
GRÜNE Oberbürgermeisterkandidatin für Düsseldorf
Terry Reintke
GRÜNE Kandidatin für das Europaparlament
EachforEqual
An equal world is an enabled world. How will you help forge a gender equal world?
Celebrate women's achievement. Raise awareness against bias. Take action for equality.
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Access to education
The debate about educational opportunities was a key issue in the fight for equal rights and self-determination for the women's movement.
Prejudices against women's education, there were enough, girls would be too superficial, small-minded and frivolous, the wish of women to study was of "hysterical nature", the brain of a woman is unsuitable for studying, educated women would turn into "mannish woman".
With the introduction of universal compulsory education by Maria Theresa in 1774 education was indeed no longer reserved for the upper classes: From there on, all children attended a six-year elementary school. Though, the education of girls was limited to a large extent on handicrafts. Advanced schools remained closed to them.
And so the women's movement from the late 19th century in addition to many initiatives to facilitate professional training also was concerned with the access to higher education.
In 1892, the Association for Advanced women's education founded the first girls' grammar school. And from 1910 on girls also could attend boys secondary schools. However, only up to a ratio of 5%, and there they were not allowed to be examinated nor could they participate actively in the lessons.
1897, women were admitted at the Faculty of Arts for a course of study, 1900 at the Medical Faculty. The other faculties followed slowly.
In the First Republic, the crucial education reform by Otto Glöckl involving Eugenie Schwarzwald and Stefanie Nauheim was implemented: Every child should independently of gender and social position obtain an optimal education. From then on, girls were admitted at public schools without percentage limitation. 1921 also the high school Haizingergasse was founded as a "Secondary School for Girls".
Fascism and National Socialism reduced educational opportunities for girls dramatically: There was again gender-specific curricula and a restriction of access to universities for women. Jewish children were excluded from school.
After the Second World War, the educational campaign of the 1970s brought the great progress: the same curricula and opening of all types of schools for both sexes, free textbooks and students free ride, abolition of tuition fees and democratization of the universities. Especially for girls thus improved access to secondary and higher education.
Today, the proportion of women at school leaving examinations and university degrees is almost 60%. When it comes to doctoral degrees, men still take the lead. Choice of subjects and studies still follows traditional roles: in the technology and engineering sciences is only one in five people female, in the social and health sciences there is, on the other hand, among five graduates only one man.
Gabriele Possanner of Ehrenthal studied from 1888 in Zurich medicine; in Austria, at that time women this was not allowed. After degree, she fought stubbornly to be allowed to practice in Vienna too - with numerous requests addressed to Minister of the Interior, Minister of Education, Rectors and, in a final step, to the Emperor personally. In 1897 she was, after she had to pass at the University of Vienna all the examinations again, as first woman in Austria gratuated to doctor of medicine.
Stella Klein-Löw (1904-1986)
Pedagogue
Stella Klein-Löw grew up in a wealthy Jewish family. She was very early member of the Socialist Workers' Youth and the Social Democratic Party. After graduation, she taught at several schools in Vienna, at last at a Jewish school. In 1939, she was forced to emigrate, many of her family members were murdered by the Nazis. After her return she lived in Waehring - first in the Erndtgasse, then in the Pauline alley. She worked again as a teacher and later director of a secondary school. She was involved in the establishment of the post-war Social Democratic Party and 1959-1970 as a member of parliament she shaped the education policy of her party.
Gertrude Fröhlich-Sandner (1926-2008)
Teacher, politician
Gertrude Fröhlich-Sandner learned as the daughter of a welfare councillor very early the hardships of the needy. Besides her work as a teacher, she became involved with the children friends (Kinderfreunde) of the SPÖ. In 1959 she became municipal councillor of Vienna, later city councillor for culture, education and sport and 1969 first vice-mayor. "Talking to each other" was their motto - even when dealing with 1968 and squatters scene. She founded the "Street Worker", created social therapeutic residential communities and reformed the urban homes. 1984-1987 she was Federal Minister for Family, Youth and Consumer Protection. She lived in Waehring.
Marianne Hainisch (© Vienna City Library)
Marianne Hainisch (1839-1936)
Feminist
Marianne Hainisch was a pioneer of the civil women's movement in Austria. To improve the educational and employment opportunities for women, she demanded in 1870 the establishment of girls high schools and the admission of women to higher education. In 1902, she founded the Federation of Austrian Women's Associations, 1906, she was in the fight for women's suffrage one of the initiators of the Women's Suffrage Committee. She published writings such as "The question of bread of women", "The question of education of women", "A Mother word on the question of women." 1924 on her initiative, the Mother's Day in Austria was introduced.
Therese Schlesinger (VGA / AZ Photo Archive)
Therese Schlesinger (1863-1940)
Feminist
As a woman not entitled to study, Therese Schlesinger formed herself in self-study. First she was committed in the women's movement, then she got to know at the "Enquete on the situation of Viennese workers - the female ones' Adelheid Popp and Anna Boschek and became a member of the Social Democratic Party. She demanded the admission of women to study, improvement of occupational safety and above all the right to vote. 1919-1923 she was one of the first women in the National Council. She wrote in the workers' newspaper and published the "Handbook of women's work in Austria". In 1939, she was forced to emigrate and died in exile.
Maria Schwarz (1852-1920)
Feminist
Maria Schwarz devoted her life to the progressive evolution of the school system. From 1876-1920 she was president of the association for teachers and educators and fought, for example, for the equality of payment of female teachers with their male colleagues, or the appointment of women to head teachers. In 1895 she became the first headmistress of a citizens school. She also fought for women's suffrage and was co-founder of the in 1906 established Women's Suffrage Committee.
www.waehringerfrauenweg.at/themen/bildungszugang/
Haizingergasse (Waehring), 1894 named after the German actress Amalie Haizinger (1800-1884); she came in 1846 to Vienna to the Burgtheater, where she worked until her death in 1884 with great acclaim, amongst other things, in the typecasting of the "funny old lady". The alley was called before Ferstelgasse, after the Ringstrasse architect Heinrich von Ferstel, who was also one of the founders of the Vienna Cottage Association. At number 37 is now the high school Haizingergasse, which had been founded in 1921 as "middle school for girls".
Haizingergasse (Währing), 1894 benannt nach der deutschen Schauspielerin Amalie Haizinger (1800–1884); sie kam 1846 nach Wien ans Burgtheater, wo sie bis zu ihrem Tod 1884 mit großem Beifall unter anderem im Rollenfach der „komischen Alten“ wirkte. Die Gasse hieß davor Ferstelgasse, nach dem Ringstraßenarchitekten Heinrich von Ferstel, der auch einer der Gründer des Wiener Cottagevereins war. Auf Nummer 37 befindet sich heute das Gymnasium Haizingergasse, das 1921 als „Mittelschule für Mädchen“ gegründet worden war.
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Bogart Handsome Devil, Airedale Terrier finds a half deflated soccer ball in Griffith Park
See more of Bogart's adventures at his daily dog blog: www.toaireisdivine.com
With #love in their hearts & in their hands, #kids become sought-after subjects for shutterbugs.
Simply set off to #EqualStreets #Mumbai to capture bright minds #drawing adorable creations.
Equal Sweetener Sucralose Sugar Substitute, High Blood Sugar, Diabetes Control, , 9/2014 by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.
Equal Pay Day
21. März, 12 – 14 Uhr
22 % auf ALLES für Frauen im sattgrün
Satte 22 Prozent – so hoch ist der Lohnunterschied zwischen Frauen und Männern im Durchschnitt. Gründe dafür sind:
Frauen arbeiten oft in Berufen, die schlechter bezahlt werden.
Frauen sind es meistens, die für die Erziehung ihrer Kinder oder die Pflege von Angehörigen eine Berufspause einlegen.
Frauen arbeiten häufig in Teilzeit und in Minijobs. Frauen erhalten bei gleichwertiger Qualifikation und gleichwertiger Arbeit weniger Geld.
Das wollen wir ändern und mit Ihnen hierüber ins Gespräch kommen.
Am Freitag zahlen Frauen im sattgrün am Hafen von 12 bis 14 Uhr für Essen und Getränke 22% weniger. Die GRÜNEN in NRW möchten mit dieser Aktion auf die immer noch bestehende Lohnungleichheit zwischen Frauen und Männern aufmerksam machen und laden ein zum gemütlichen Mittagessen mit:
Barbara Steffens
NRW-Ministerin für Gesundheit, Emanzipation, Pflege und Alter
Sven Lehmann
Landesvorsitzender der GRÜNEN NRW
Miriam Koch
GRÜNE Oberbürgermeisterkandidatin für Düsseldorf
Terry Reintke
GRÜNE Kandidatin für das Europaparlament
See - they are the same size... at least lengthwise!
Daily Dog Challenge - Sunday - 5043. 9/22 "Equal"
I'll be posting a bunch of new eagle captures most likely, so I wanted to give some other flying birds equal chance ... they can be just a pretty in the air given the right lighting ;))
WTSA-16 participants showing their support for the UN Women/ ITU Equals partnership.
© ITU/ J. Marchand
The boy in red is perhaps the leader of this troupe of Bramhin boys performing their morning rituals.
At the UN General Assembly in New York, champions of equal pay took centre stage, putting forth a clarion call to end the global gender pay gap that stands at 23 per cent. The event launched the high-profile Equal Pay Platform of Champions, a diverse group of advocates to amplify and galvanize mobilization—as part of a broader ILO-UN Women Global Equal Pay Coalition—calling for equal pay for work of equal value. The event at the UN was hosted by UN Women in partnership with ILO, and co-sponsored by the Missions of Iceland, South Africa and Switzerland, coinciding with the opening day of the 61st Commission on the Status of Women, the largest inter-governmental forum on women’s rights and gender equality, which is focusing this year on the theme of “Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Changing World of Work”.
The Platform of Champions builds momentum to address the issue of pay inequality, which affects women and girls in every country in the world. It brings together Oscar Award-winning American actress Patricia Arquette, two-time Olympic gold medalist and soccer superstar Abby Wambach, along with leaders from trade unions, civil society, government and private sector, film makers and gender equality advocates.
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown