As part of this year's Smoqua, which will be held in Rijeka from October 15th to 17th, besides from entertaining and artistic content, you can join a discussion on the human rights of LGBTI people in Europe and Croatia and one on women's experiences in the visual industry.
At Smoqua this year (October 15th -17th 2020) in Rijeka, all visitors will have the opportunity to engage in several interesting workshops: from making activist jewellery, self-sustainable funding for feminist organisations and initiatives, on tactics for creative forms of protesting to sex toys. We cordially invite everyone with an open hearts and minds to Palach to develop their creative abilities and learn something on these topics under guidance of experts that conduct workshops.
Despite everything, we are here! :D
We are extremely happy and proud to announce the 4th edition of Smoqua, offering rich, inspiring and diverse program. Lesbian Organisation Rijeka LORI, in collaboration with PaRiter, From the Citizens to Their City, and Centre for Women’s Studies (University of Rijeka), invites you to join us in celebrating diversity, love, art and activism from Thursday 15th to Saturday 17th October 2020 in Rijeka.
You always wanted to learn tango, but not the "classical" one? Join us for queer tango with the support of the Flame dance group at the opening of the Smoqua festival on October 15th from 14.00 o'clock, Korzo street (near City Hall). Dancer and choreographer Damian Cortes Alberti prepared a special video so we can all learn basic steps.
Smoqua is the first festival of queer and feminist culture in Rijeka, Croatia, organised by Lesbian Organisation Rijeka LORI in collaboration with organisation PaRiter, artist platform From the Citizens to Their City and Center for Women's Studies of faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Rijeka. From October 15th to October 17th 2020 we will host 30+ activists and artists from more than ten countries from three continents:
Every young person has the right to education without fear of condemnation, violence and/or discrimination. Safe school environment is an important foundation for students' psychosocial and professional development. Therefore, all relevant actors in the field of education should be actively involved in ensuring an inclusive and anti-discriminatory educational system.