International Women’s Day Nordic Breakfast Discussion 2022 available online

maalis 17, 2022 | Video

On International Women’s day, on 8th of March 2022, our annual Nordic Breakfast reopened the stage for new panellists with a current and ongoing topic of consent law and its adoption in the Nordics as several Nordic countries have already implemented consent laws in their legislation.

The panellists were Turið Maria Jóhansdóttir, Director of Amnesty International in the Faroe Islands, Thorbjorg Gunnlaugsdottir, Member of the Icelandic Parliament, Jo Martin Stigen, Law professor at University of Oslo, specialist in international and Norwegian criminal law and Ida Östensson, Feminist and co-founder of the Fatta movement. The discussion was moderated by Catherine Van De Heyning and the opening words were given by the Norwegian Ambassador Per Sjaastad.

The panel discussion was organised in cooperation with the Embassy of Norway in Brussels, the Embassy of Denmark in Belgium, the Embassy of Iceland, the Representation of the Faroe Islands for the European Union, the Embassy of Finland and the Embassy of Sweden.

Watch the discussion in full below:

 

Oulu unveils its 2026 programme as the European Capital of Culture in Brussels

The European Capitals of Culture 2026, Oulu and Trenčín, unveiled their programmes to audiences in Brussels on the 4th of November.

blood and thunder: A conversation with Kevin Fay

An in-depth interview with Kevin Fay about his artistic process, balancing the personal and the political, and his use of tender improvisation.

Explore gender identity through movement and sound with Kevin Fay at TOIVOLA festival

Join Kevin Fay and Guillaume Soula on 14 November at TOIVOLA Festival for a performance and workshop exploring gender identity.

Tiina Pyykkinen

Tiina Pyykkinen is a Helsinki-based visual artist who works primarily with paintings and installations, focusing on the themes of communication, individual and collective memory, and time and its disorder as a bodily experience.

Sara Bjarland

Sara Bjarland is a Finnish artist based in Amsterdam. She investigates how worthless materials can serve as meaning carriers for a new life as a work of art.