Mediterranean Women and Democracy

Graphic design workshops, seminar and exhibitions

Poster for tomorrow organizes a series of 4 workshops to promote human rights and gender equality in Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey and Lebanon.

These workshops are going to take place from April the 1st to September 10th in partnership with local universities, art schools and civil societies.

Regional Council of Ile-de-France Funded 4 Tomorrow’s new project which has different steps:
Design workshops poster exhibition in Tunisia, Morroco, Turkey and Lebanon as well as poster exhibition in Ile-de-France  and a seminar in Paris on “democracy and women’s role in the democratisation of the society”. This project was selected amognst the 21 selected projects for the first call for proposal launched by Regional Council of Ile-de-France on “dispositif MĂ©diterranĂ©e”.

An open to public exhibition of all produced posters during these workshops will be organized  in each of these venues.

On Thursday 3rd of October,  a seminar will be orgainzed in Paris debating "Democracy and women's role in the democratization of society".

An exhibition of our 100 posters of Gender Equality edition will also be hosed in a few major Parisian suburb's city hall.


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