This post is a joint collaboration between All Inc!’s Lotte and Elena — ¡gracias, equipo! On 25 April, hundreds of pupils, teachers, partners and city representatives headed to the Teatro Moderno in…
All Inc’s Spanish team (thank you Nuria!) is sharing with us two pieces created by student Elvira Zeta. Elvira’s first piece is the poem we present in its entirety (English translation below;…
About a month ago, our sister Twitter site carried a link to a piece found in the Spanish media about Vivares, a village in the Extremadura region (south west Spain), whose local…
… when our colleagues from the ES2 team share with us all the exciting activities they organize to commemorate Pride. Here’s their press release: For the second year in a row, the…
In this post, ES2’s Nuria reflects on ideas inspired by the book Pedagogías queer (Queer Pedagogies), by Mercedes Sánchez Sáinz. (Find links to this book, and to other references mentioned in the…
Now that Europe is on the way to recovery from the complications of Covid-19, our latest project meeting thankfully could take part physically. For the most part, all participating countries were able…
Our project was present at the meeting, held in València (Spain) on 16-17 December, at which the “Universities for Diversity” Network was officially constituted. Twenty-five representatives of the units, offices or observatories…
Such was the cry that brought together hundreds of demonstrators in Madrid last Saturday, following a week when the news of yet another homophobic attack, which turned out to be untrue, both…
Being a teenager has never been an easy task. Even less so when one feels they do not fit the mould. In this period, during which one’s identity is still being constructed,…
This was already shared on our other social networks (Facebook link), but we’re so proud we couldn’t refrain from posting it here too. Our colleagues at IES Fernando Quiñones (secondary education partner…
Spain looks headed to have a new law that would significantly alter the legal provisions for transgender people. Although regional regulations have existed for some time allowing individuals to change their name and…
