Gender Democracy projects

Social work has long been recognized as a profession aligned with feminist principles and values, historically led by women and characterized by advocacy for women's and other minority rights, particularly in Western contexts.

The project seeks to establish the groundwork for a documentary that will make a significant contribution to the discourse surrounding women's sexuality in both historic Soviet and contemporary Georgia.

The Batumelebi project ‘Voices of Georgian Women in Labour Emigration’ aims to fill this gap.

Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group (WISG) is a feminist organization that aims to support the formation of a harmonious society based on principles of social justice by empowering LBTQI+ people.

The goal of the Periphery project is to promote the rights and opportunities of women and girls living in the highlands of Adjara.

The project 'Strengthening Feminism in the Social Work Profession' aims to promote gender equality through a feminist rethinking of social work.

The Georgian LGBTIQ community continues to face stigma, prejudice, and violence because of their sexual orientation, gender identity, and forms of personal expression.

The project aims to support the self-organizing of babysitters and domestic workers to improve their working conditions.