CAUCASUS UNIVERSITY EQUALITY CLUB

The Equality Club of the Caucasus University has been operating since June 6, 2022. After the presentation event, the registration of interested students among the members of the club began.

Caucasus University Equality Club has implemented 11 activities involving more than 350 beneficiaries.

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Training - Discrimination in Labor Relations and Protection of Employee's Rights

November 3-11, 2022

The campaign #ALLFORYOUTH was conducted in all four university clubs of the association, featuring a training on the topic of 'Discrimination in Employment Relations and Protection of Employees' Rights'.

Session on "No Does Not Mean Yes"

November 21, 2022

The #ALLFORYOUTH campaign conducted sessions in all four university clubs of the association on the topic 'No Does Not Mean Yes', which focused on discussing the hidden forms of violence. The youth were introduced to various forms of violence and ways to recognize them.

Film Screening - December 6-20, 2022

The campaign #ALLFORYOUTH was conducted within the framework of the association's four university clubs, featuring screenings of films about discrimination, followed by discussions with subject matter experts.

A Meeting with a Woman Winemaker

April 13, 2023

A meeting was held with the founder of Ia’s Wines, who shared with us how to run a business in an industry dominated by the opposite gender. Additionally, they spoke about the inception and development of the winemaking idea and its history.

Men Handcrafting

Georgian Ceramics

April 11, 2023

A masterclass in Georgian ceramics was held in Telavi at a site named 'Kera'. Along with the speaker, we discussed the history and potential of pottery.

The public lecture series titled 'Fear, Anxiety, and Depression' was conducted in the form of four meetings. Through these sessions, young people were introduced to widely prevalent mental health issues, their identification methods, and expressions. The students, along with the speaker, Nona Khidesheli, engaged interactively to discuss the following topics: Causes of mental health problems in the GEN-Z generation; symptoms of anxiety and depression, forms of manifestation, common myths; and advice for assessing one's emotional state.

A session was held featuring Dali Chitaladze and Temuka Diasamidze, focused on the topic: "Clothing Has No Gender." The discussion at the meeting revolved around gender-related stereotypes in fashion, current global trends, the evolution of fashion to the present day, and its history within the Georgian context.

The "Women in Motorsport" activity, organized by the CU Equality Club, took place at the Lilo Arena for the students of the Caucasus University. The event was led by Mari Gvasalia, a former drifter, who spoke about her experiences in motorsport and the challenges faced by women in the sport. In the second part of the activity, the speaker also organized a demonstrative race. The event aimed to inspire and encourage young people to get involved in interesting sports regardless of gender stereotypes.

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