Yhteystiedot – VIVIEN project

VIctim VIolence Educational Network. An educational project to improve the ability to assist women victims of violence.

Kansalliset VIVIEN-koordinaattorit

ITALIA – Cristina Ceruti – sähköposti: vivien@giollicoop.it – puhelin +39-0521-687142

BULGARIA – Alya-Nedyalka VEDER, sähköposti: alya.veder@abv.bg

SUOMI – Satu Vaininen, sähköposti: satu.vaininen@samk.fi

KROATIA – Svjetlana Knežević – sähköposti: svjetlana.knezevic@babe.hr

VIVIEN partneriorganisaatioiden yhteystiedot

Giolli Cooperativa Sociale (Italia) – Cristina Ceruti – sähköposti: vivien@giollicoop.it

ACAV, The Antiviolence Center of Parma, (Italia) – sähköposti: acavpr@libero.it

University of Parma (UNIPR, Italia) – Nadia Monacelli, PhD, – sähköposti nadia.monacelli@unipr.it

Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulu, SAMK, (Suomi) – Satu Vaininen – sähköposti satu.vaininen@samk.fi

BABE – Budi Aktivna Budi Emancipirana. (Kroatia) – sähköposti: svjetlana.knezevic@babe.hr

Eyes On Four Paws foundation (Bulgaria) – sähköposti: e4p@abv.bg

NCh Sv. Sv. Kiril i Methodij – 1924 (Bulgaria) – sähköposti: veder.georgiev@abv.bg

VIVIEN – Victim Violence Educational Network: An educational project to improve the ability to assist women victims of violence, aims to contribute to prevent and to tackle violence against women (VAW), with a specific focus on women with disabilities.

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VIVIEN (ref. cod. number 810444 -REC -AG-2017/REC-RDAP-GBV-AG-2017), is a European project of two years, started on the 1st November 2018, funded by the European Union’s Right, Equality and Citizenship Programme and coordinated by Giolli Cooperativa, Italy. The project activities will be implemented throughout 4 European countries: Italy, Finland, Bulgaria and Croatia, gathering good practices and innovative models from all Member States. The project addresses current challenges and needs of civil contribution to governmental efforts to end violence against women and take into consideration the specific vulnerability and needs of women with disabilities.

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