On the occasion of 16 Days of Activism campaign, TPO Foundation, beside its programmes of empowering and promotion of gender equality, will direct this year’s activities to education of young people in B&H. Three open classrooms were planned in cooperation with the Museum of Literature and Performing Arts B&H where young people will have an opportunity to talk about invisible and forgotten female writers and reasons why there are no texts of B&H female writers in school curricula. The aim of open classrooms is to affirm young people for female creative endeavour that contributed to B&H cultural and literature development.
<img src=’http://etos.ba/etoscms/tinymce/plugins/image/uploads/IMG_7827.JPG’ alt=” width=’740′ height=’555′ />The first open classroom was organised on November 29, 2016 in the Museum of Literature and Performing Arts where young people from Secondary School for Environment and Wood Design were welcomed by the director of Museum Šejla Šehabović, curator Zlatan Delić and TPO coordinator Monja Šuta-Hibert.
<img src=’http://etos.ba/etoscms/tinymce/plugins/image/uploads/IMG_7800.JPG’ alt=” width=’740′ height=’987′ />The students accompanied by their professor Selvira Sadiković-Mašnić had an opportunity to see the exhibition ‘Razija Handžić’s Poetry and Museum’ and talk about invisible female creative endeavour in literature and culture, male canonization of B&H literature and they also toured the Museum itself.
<img src=’http://etos.ba/etoscms/tinymce/plugins/image/uploads/IMG_7820.JPG’ alt=” width=’740′ height=’555′ />The next open classroom is scheduled for the next day, November 30 when Secondary School for Textile, Leather and Design will visit the Museum while the third classroom will be organised on December 8, 2016 with students from Railway School Centre.
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