Reading by author Nora Kellner from her book

In her book, author Nora Kellner sheds light on the effects of sexualized violence on the lives of women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, trans and agender people (FLINTA*).
She gives an impressive account of what it feels like to fight back and take legal action.
She also shows how painful and distressing the reactions of outsiders to the act can be.
Using her own story, Nora Kellner repeatedly draws parallels to social debates and concrete examples that illustrate how sexualized violence persists and is reproduced in our society. Admission is free.
Registration atfrauenbeauftragte@hs-coburg.de, keyword “Klartext” Physical or sexual violence is an everyday experience for women in many places.
On November 25, the United Nations draws global attention to this abuse with the “Orange Day – International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women”.
Unfortunately, sexual harassment and violence take place everywhere in society, including at universities, and also at Coburg University of Applied Sciences.
We want to bring the topic out of the taboo zone and raise awareness of how we can help ourselves and others.
From 21.11.
to 6.12.
there will be a varied program (free of charge) about boundaries and empowerment.
Join us in taking a stand against violence against women!