Monday, May 24, 2010
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Gay Cruising In Wilmington Nc
Tornando indietro...
Racconti/ Rocco Boccadamo, Io sono chi
“Io sono chi”... il titolo attribuito a questa serie di brevi narrazioni realistiche non contiene nulla di misterioso. È semplicemente il risultato della disposizione in ordine inverso delle tre parole del testo (Chi sono io) di un tema svolto da chi scrive in seconda elementare. I racconti promanano dalla nicchia interiore di ricordi lontani e pur tuttavia sempre vivi. Episodi veri, che spero di aver riportato alla stregua di messaggi morbidi e leggeri e, almeno in talune sequenze, con contorni di variopinte e carezzevoli favole.
Frugando tra i ricordi
Nato nel lontano 1941, i miei primi ricordi risalgono, più o meno, a quando avevo tre anni. All’epoca, nelle famiglie del Salento, era in vigore la tradizione di preparare il corredo per le figlie femmine un po’ alla volta, during long seasons of patient and laborious hand weaving. For
supplies the main raw material, namely cotton yarn, the people of my country resorted to a seller ambu-lanterns "jargon" cuttunaro ", which ran through the various towns on board a horse-drawn carriage by a white horse and charged with "ballet" - big balls - giustappunto cotton.
The good merchant was usually announce its presence and draw the attention of potential customers ringing a shiny brass trumpet, with rhythmic, prolonged and marked swelling of the cheeks, face a face that was left in me far more impressed that the rest of the scene.
Then the children came to light in clinics or hospitals, as now, but directly into the homes of parents, in Latvian only pregnant women avail themselves of the assistance of the midwife and the aid of other women, already mothers and the family.
So it was in 1944 for the birth of my sister.
The morning after that happy event, grandmother and aunts, with whom I had been sleeping for the occasion, my mother took me to greet and meet the new arrival.
was really important for me an instant lift-
Vare the sheet over a small wooden cradle and see the little face of the newborn: a particularly chubby little face and ruddy, to the point that I cry from the wonderful laughter of those present: "But this little girl looks just like a 'cuttunara (dialect meaning a seller of women's cotton)!"
Evidently, the image of the seller with trumpet, the carriage pulled by white horses, was to occupy a dominant place in my childhood memory.
Gay Cruising In Wilmington Nc
Tornando indietro...
Racconti/ Rocco Boccadamo, Io sono chi
“Io sono chi”... il titolo attribuito a questa serie di brevi narrazioni realistiche non contiene nulla di misterioso. È semplicemente il risultato della disposizione in ordine inverso delle tre parole del testo (Chi sono io) di un tema svolto da chi scrive in seconda elementare. I racconti promanano dalla nicchia interiore di ricordi lontani e pur tuttavia sempre vivi. Episodi veri, che spero di aver riportato alla stregua di messaggi morbidi e leggeri e, almeno in talune sequenze, con contorni di variopinte e carezzevoli favole.
Frugando tra i ricordi
Nato nel lontano 1941, i miei primi ricordi risalgono, più o meno, a quando avevo tre anni. All’epoca, nelle famiglie del Salento, era in vigore la tradizione di preparare il corredo per le figlie femmine un po’ alla volta, during long seasons of patient and laborious hand weaving. For
supplies the main raw material, namely cotton yarn, the people of my country resorted to a seller ambu-lanterns "jargon" cuttunaro ", which ran through the various towns on board a horse-drawn carriage by a white horse and charged with "ballet" - big balls - giustappunto cotton.
The good merchant was usually announce its presence and draw the attention of potential customers ringing a shiny brass trumpet, with rhythmic, prolonged and marked swelling of the cheeks, face a face that was left in me far more impressed that the rest of the scene.
Then the children came to light in clinics or hospitals, as now, but directly into the homes of parents, in Latvian only pregnant women avail themselves of the assistance of the midwife and the aid of other women, already mothers and the family.
So it was in 1944 for the birth of my sister.
The morning after that happy event, grandmother and aunts, with whom I had been sleeping for the occasion, my mother took me to greet and meet the new arrival.
was really important for me an instant lift-
Vare the sheet over a small wooden cradle and see the little face of the newborn: a particularly chubby little face and ruddy, to the point that I cry from the wonderful laughter of those present: "But this little girl looks just like a 'cuttunara (dialect meaning a seller of women's cotton)!"
Evidently, the image of the seller with trumpet, the carriage pulled by white horses, was to occupy a dominant place in my childhood memory.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Why Does My Jaw Hurt When I Drink
PIU' DONNE PER UNA POLITICA CHE CAMBIA
Thursday, May 27, Fossano at the Multipurpose Hall of the Castle of Achaia, will be inaugurated the first training seminar open to all political, but primarily targeted to women as illustrated by the title "MORE 'WOMEN FOR POLICY CHANGE. " The initiative, promoted by the Regional Commission for the 'equal opportunities between Men and Women, in collaboration with the consortium and the COREP CIRSDe (Center for Interdisciplinary Research and Studies of Women, University of Torino), aims to encourage, through a further investigation to the function of political parties, government institutions and instruments connected to them, the active participation of citizens, especially women, the country's political life.
The seminar includes a series of three meetings to be held May 27, June 10 and June 24 in the order of addressing the issue of the Constitution, the functioning of political parties and political movements in Italy, Labor and Human Rights with a focus on women in the labor market. All matches will be animated by a tutor and assisted by experts from different disciplines by the actions of "witnesses of the territory" which will help define the state of the local community.
Participation in the seminar is absolutely free, but must be given a pre-membership by calling toll free 800 238 239 or sending an email to info@comune.fossano.cn.it. 
Thursday, May 27, Fossano at the Multipurpose Hall of the Castle of Achaia, will be inaugurated the first training seminar open to all political, but primarily targeted to women as illustrated by the title "MORE 'WOMEN FOR POLICY CHANGE. " The initiative, promoted by the Regional Commission for the 'equal opportunities between Men and Women, in collaboration with the consortium and the COREP CIRSDe (Center for Interdisciplinary Research and Studies of Women, University of Torino), aims to encourage, through a further investigation to the function of political parties, government institutions and instruments connected to them, the active participation of citizens, especially women, the country's political life.
The seminar includes a series of three meetings to be held May 27, June 10 and June 24 in the order of addressing the issue of the Constitution, the functioning of political parties and political movements in Italy, Labor and Human Rights with a focus on women in the labor market. All matches will be animated by a tutor and assisted by experts from different disciplines by the actions of "witnesses of the territory" which will help define the state of the local community.
Participation in the seminar is absolutely free, but must be given a pre-membership by calling toll free 800 238 239 or sending an email to info@comune.fossano.cn.it.
Why Does My Jaw Hurt When I Drink
PIU' DONNE PER UNA POLITICA CHE CAMBIA
Thursday, May 27, Fossano at the Multipurpose Hall of the Castle of Achaia, will be inaugurated the first training seminar open to all political, but primarily targeted to women as illustrated by the title "MORE 'WOMEN FOR POLICY CHANGE. " The initiative, promoted by the Regional Commission for the 'equal opportunities between Men and Women, in collaboration with the consortium and the COREP CIRSDe (Center for Interdisciplinary Research and Studies of Women, University of Torino), aims to encourage, through a further investigation to the function of political parties, government institutions and instruments connected to them, the active participation of citizens, especially women, the country's political life.
The seminar includes a series of three meetings to be held May 27, June 10 and June 24 in the order of addressing the issue of the Constitution, the functioning of political parties and political movements in Italy, Labor and Human Rights with a focus on women in the labor market. All matches will be animated by a tutor and assisted by experts from different disciplines by the actions of "witnesses of the territory" which will help define the state of the local community.
Participation in the seminar is absolutely free, but must be given a pre-membership by calling toll free 800 238 239 or sending an email to info@comune.fossano.cn.it.
Thursday, May 27, Fossano at the Multipurpose Hall of the Castle of Achaia, will be inaugurated the first training seminar open to all political, but primarily targeted to women as illustrated by the title "MORE 'WOMEN FOR POLICY CHANGE. " The initiative, promoted by the Regional Commission for the 'equal opportunities between Men and Women, in collaboration with the consortium and the COREP CIRSDe (Center for Interdisciplinary Research and Studies of Women, University of Torino), aims to encourage, through a further investigation to the function of political parties, government institutions and instruments connected to them, the active participation of citizens, especially women, the country's political life.
The seminar includes a series of three meetings to be held May 27, June 10 and June 24 in the order of addressing the issue of the Constitution, the functioning of political parties and political movements in Italy, Labor and Human Rights with a focus on women in the labor market. All matches will be animated by a tutor and assisted by experts from different disciplines by the actions of "witnesses of the territory" which will help define the state of the local community.
Participation in the seminar is absolutely free, but must be given a pre-membership by calling toll free 800 238 239 or sending an email to info@comune.fossano.cn.it.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Sharp R-9h81b Microwave Owner Manual
I contributi delle donne alla scienza: ieri e oggi
(Margherita Hack 2000)
The history of women in culture and civic life has been a history of exclusion until the end of the nineteenth and much of it until the middle of the twentieth century, almeno nei paesi industrializzati. In molti paesi in via di sviluppo, salvo rare eccezioni, le donne sono ben lontane non solo dall'aver raggiunto la parità con l'altro sesso, ma anche dal vedere loro riconosciuti i più elementari diritti di esseri umani. Quali possono essere le cause di questa situazione che risale indietro nei secoli? Forse già nelle epoche preistoriche, la forza fisica necessaria per sopravvivere, le numerose gravidanze e il lungo periodo di allattamento e di cura della prole hanno portato alla differenziazione dei compiti. Oggi, i progressi della scienza e della medicina, e le conseguenti applicazioni tecnologiche hanno annullato la condanna biblica - uomo lavorerai con fatica, donna partorirai con dolore - almeno nei paesi industrializzati. For centuries, women could have access to education were the ones locked up in convents. Maybe that's why women have emerged in the past were mostly human, painters, writers, poets, scientists but very rarely. In fact, those who have artistic or literary talents can emerge even without specific training, and science, and in particular the so-called "hard" sciences such as mathematics and physics require basic training, without which it is almost impossible to move forward. Consequently, the women, not from universities, scientific excluded from education, have emerged where they could emerge. Thus arose the notion that women would be more suitable for materials literature and languages \u200b\u200bthan to those of science. The girls growing up in the midst of these prejudices and influence if they leave, and chose the humanities also against their natural inclinations, thus contributing to strengthening the prejudices themselves. I have been lucky enough to have a family in which father and mother were perfectly equal, we divided the tasks in full equality, and that I have never imposed any conduct or toys linked to gender stereotypes. So I think that the family environment in which I was lucky enough to be born has been extremely important to give me confidence in my ability, and not to feel an inferiority complex that I have often seen in co-workers of my generation and even more young people. Despite the great progress made by women, there are still significant disparities in employment, politics and research. In politics, as everyone knows, the under-representation of women in the House of Representatives and the Senate. The government of the municipalities are still a minority women mayor, while the Departments of Culture are often assigned to women, which makes me think of how little importance maliciously politicians still tend to give the culture, regarded as a significant center of local power. But rarely is affirmed women's right and duty of men to divide the 50% family care, from the most humble to the most important, although the family law gives women the opportunity to claim that real equality. He's young women to educate their peers and young men to encourage their partners to succeed in life. However I believe that the growing number of women established in science, politics, sports, and in all fields of human activity so far failed to provide those models to girls and that can give them confidence and encouragement to match. 
(Margherita Hack 2000)
The history of women in culture and civic life has been a history of exclusion until the end of the nineteenth and much of it until the middle of the twentieth century, almeno nei paesi industrializzati. In molti paesi in via di sviluppo, salvo rare eccezioni, le donne sono ben lontane non solo dall'aver raggiunto la parità con l'altro sesso, ma anche dal vedere loro riconosciuti i più elementari diritti di esseri umani. Quali possono essere le cause di questa situazione che risale indietro nei secoli? Forse già nelle epoche preistoriche, la forza fisica necessaria per sopravvivere, le numerose gravidanze e il lungo periodo di allattamento e di cura della prole hanno portato alla differenziazione dei compiti. Oggi, i progressi della scienza e della medicina, e le conseguenti applicazioni tecnologiche hanno annullato la condanna biblica - uomo lavorerai con fatica, donna partorirai con dolore - almeno nei paesi industrializzati. For centuries, women could have access to education were the ones locked up in convents. Maybe that's why women have emerged in the past were mostly human, painters, writers, poets, scientists but very rarely. In fact, those who have artistic or literary talents can emerge even without specific training, and science, and in particular the so-called "hard" sciences such as mathematics and physics require basic training, without which it is almost impossible to move forward. Consequently, the women, not from universities, scientific excluded from education, have emerged where they could emerge. Thus arose the notion that women would be more suitable for materials literature and languages \u200b\u200bthan to those of science. The girls growing up in the midst of these prejudices and influence if they leave, and chose the humanities also against their natural inclinations, thus contributing to strengthening the prejudices themselves. I have been lucky enough to have a family in which father and mother were perfectly equal, we divided the tasks in full equality, and that I have never imposed any conduct or toys linked to gender stereotypes. So I think that the family environment in which I was lucky enough to be born has been extremely important to give me confidence in my ability, and not to feel an inferiority complex that I have often seen in co-workers of my generation and even more young people. Despite the great progress made by women, there are still significant disparities in employment, politics and research. In politics, as everyone knows, the under-representation of women in the House of Representatives and the Senate. The government of the municipalities are still a minority women mayor, while the Departments of Culture are often assigned to women, which makes me think of how little importance maliciously politicians still tend to give the culture, regarded as a significant center of local power. But rarely is affirmed women's right and duty of men to divide the 50% family care, from the most humble to the most important, although the family law gives women the opportunity to claim that real equality. He's young women to educate their peers and young men to encourage their partners to succeed in life. However I believe that the growing number of women established in science, politics, sports, and in all fields of human activity so far failed to provide those models to girls and that can give them confidence and encouragement to match.
Sharp R-9h81b Microwave Owner Manual
I contributi delle donne alla scienza: ieri e oggi
(Margherita Hack 2000)
The history of women in culture and civic life has been a history of exclusion until the end of the nineteenth and much of it until the middle of the twentieth century, almeno nei paesi industrializzati. In molti paesi in via di sviluppo, salvo rare eccezioni, le donne sono ben lontane non solo dall'aver raggiunto la parità con l'altro sesso, ma anche dal vedere loro riconosciuti i più elementari diritti di esseri umani. Quali possono essere le cause di questa situazione che risale indietro nei secoli? Forse già nelle epoche preistoriche, la forza fisica necessaria per sopravvivere, le numerose gravidanze e il lungo periodo di allattamento e di cura della prole hanno portato alla differenziazione dei compiti. Oggi, i progressi della scienza e della medicina, e le conseguenti applicazioni tecnologiche hanno annullato la condanna biblica - uomo lavorerai con fatica, donna partorirai con dolore - almeno nei paesi industrializzati. For centuries, women could have access to education were the ones locked up in convents. Maybe that's why women have emerged in the past were mostly human, painters, writers, poets, scientists but very rarely. In fact, those who have artistic or literary talents can emerge even without specific training, and science, and in particular the so-called "hard" sciences such as mathematics and physics require basic training, without which it is almost impossible to move forward. Consequently, the women, not from universities, scientific excluded from education, have emerged where they could emerge. Thus arose the notion that women would be more suitable for materials literature and languages \u200b\u200bthan to those of science. The girls growing up in the midst of these prejudices and influence if they leave, and chose the humanities also against their natural inclinations, thus contributing to strengthening the prejudices themselves. I have been lucky enough to have a family in which father and mother were perfectly equal, we divided the tasks in full equality, and that I have never imposed any conduct or toys linked to gender stereotypes. So I think that the family environment in which I was lucky enough to be born has been extremely important to give me confidence in my ability, and not to feel an inferiority complex that I have often seen in co-workers of my generation and even more young people. Despite the great progress made by women, there are still significant disparities in employment, politics and research. In politics, as everyone knows, the under-representation of women in the House of Representatives and the Senate. The government of the municipalities are still a minority women mayor, while the Departments of Culture are often assigned to women, which makes me think of how little importance maliciously politicians still tend to give the culture, regarded as a significant center of local power. But rarely is affirmed women's right and duty of men to divide the 50% family care, from the most humble to the most important, although the family law gives women the opportunity to claim that real equality. He's young women to educate their peers and young men to encourage their partners to succeed in life. However I believe that the growing number of women established in science, politics, sports, and in all fields of human activity so far failed to provide those models to girls and that can give them confidence and encouragement to match.
(Margherita Hack 2000)
The history of women in culture and civic life has been a history of exclusion until the end of the nineteenth and much of it until the middle of the twentieth century, almeno nei paesi industrializzati. In molti paesi in via di sviluppo, salvo rare eccezioni, le donne sono ben lontane non solo dall'aver raggiunto la parità con l'altro sesso, ma anche dal vedere loro riconosciuti i più elementari diritti di esseri umani. Quali possono essere le cause di questa situazione che risale indietro nei secoli? Forse già nelle epoche preistoriche, la forza fisica necessaria per sopravvivere, le numerose gravidanze e il lungo periodo di allattamento e di cura della prole hanno portato alla differenziazione dei compiti. Oggi, i progressi della scienza e della medicina, e le conseguenti applicazioni tecnologiche hanno annullato la condanna biblica - uomo lavorerai con fatica, donna partorirai con dolore - almeno nei paesi industrializzati. For centuries, women could have access to education were the ones locked up in convents. Maybe that's why women have emerged in the past were mostly human, painters, writers, poets, scientists but very rarely. In fact, those who have artistic or literary talents can emerge even without specific training, and science, and in particular the so-called "hard" sciences such as mathematics and physics require basic training, without which it is almost impossible to move forward. Consequently, the women, not from universities, scientific excluded from education, have emerged where they could emerge. Thus arose the notion that women would be more suitable for materials literature and languages \u200b\u200bthan to those of science. The girls growing up in the midst of these prejudices and influence if they leave, and chose the humanities also against their natural inclinations, thus contributing to strengthening the prejudices themselves. I have been lucky enough to have a family in which father and mother were perfectly equal, we divided the tasks in full equality, and that I have never imposed any conduct or toys linked to gender stereotypes. So I think that the family environment in which I was lucky enough to be born has been extremely important to give me confidence in my ability, and not to feel an inferiority complex that I have often seen in co-workers of my generation and even more young people. Despite the great progress made by women, there are still significant disparities in employment, politics and research. In politics, as everyone knows, the under-representation of women in the House of Representatives and the Senate. The government of the municipalities are still a minority women mayor, while the Departments of Culture are often assigned to women, which makes me think of how little importance maliciously politicians still tend to give the culture, regarded as a significant center of local power. But rarely is affirmed women's right and duty of men to divide the 50% family care, from the most humble to the most important, although the family law gives women the opportunity to claim that real equality. He's young women to educate their peers and young men to encourage their partners to succeed in life. However I believe that the growing number of women established in science, politics, sports, and in all fields of human activity so far failed to provide those models to girls and that can give them confidence and encouragement to match.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Kate's Playgrond Clip
Ci presentiamo....
The Commission for Equal Opportunities of the City of Fossano, subsequently abbreviated cpo, is an agency of the City (which enhances the function and ensure the promotion) are women representing various sectors of society, by ' Entrepreneurship volunteering, associations from the towns citizens and political parties.
born spontaneously by a group of women out of inspiration and guidance of Ivana Borsotto, after a few years it has been recognized as a City Commission with staff of the first regulation in 1994 and amended in 2002.
The EOC has been driven over the years by the following presidents: Silvana Boetti, Danielle Botta, Anna Mantini, Daniel Riva, Daniela Isabella Ambrose and the current Racca.
The Commission pursues the realization of full equality between men and women in every field, economic, social or cultural and is aimed at promoting a culture of openness and to overcome the differences of any kind.
The activities of the CPO relate mainly on the following topics:
- verify the existence of discrimination, whether direct or indirect, against women;
- cooperate with the municipal administration for the growth of women in the territory;
- to promote activities of study, hearings and research on the status of women in the territory;
- create and support projects and operations for access to employment, training and professional development of women;
- play, either autonomously or in collaboration with other organizations, initiatives to combine life familiar with public engagement;
- Encourage the development and dissemination of local, regional, national and European women;
- To promote and encourage the development of women in the territory;
- help organize events of any kind related to the female figure of the territory;
- promote the emergence and growth of women's services at local level.
The Equal Opportunities Commission is made up of delegates from 19 members chosen from among those involved in the Community for people who experience cultural, professional, political or social status of women on various aspects.
All persons interested in issues relating to equal opportunities, and proposals that have requested or that, for whatever reason, wish to meet personally with members of the Commission or want to attend a meeting can participate freely in the periodic meetings of the same, taking place in local municipalities. 
The Commission for Equal Opportunities of the City of Fossano, subsequently abbreviated cpo, is an agency of the City (which enhances the function and ensure the promotion) are women representing various sectors of society, by ' Entrepreneurship volunteering, associations from the towns citizens and political parties.
born spontaneously by a group of women out of inspiration and guidance of Ivana Borsotto, after a few years it has been recognized as a City Commission with staff of the first regulation in 1994 and amended in 2002.
The EOC has been driven over the years by the following presidents: Silvana Boetti, Danielle Botta, Anna Mantini, Daniel Riva, Daniela Isabella Ambrose and the current Racca.
The Commission pursues the realization of full equality between men and women in every field, economic, social or cultural and is aimed at promoting a culture of openness and to overcome the differences of any kind.
The activities of the CPO relate mainly on the following topics:
- verify the existence of discrimination, whether direct or indirect, against women;
- cooperate with the municipal administration for the growth of women in the territory;
- to promote activities of study, hearings and research on the status of women in the territory;
- create and support projects and operations for access to employment, training and professional development of women;
- play, either autonomously or in collaboration with other organizations, initiatives to combine life familiar with public engagement;
- Encourage the development and dissemination of local, regional, national and European women;
- To promote and encourage the development of women in the territory;
- help organize events of any kind related to the female figure of the territory;
- promote the emergence and growth of women's services at local level.
The Equal Opportunities Commission is made up of delegates from 19 members chosen from among those involved in the Community for people who experience cultural, professional, political or social status of women on various aspects.
All persons interested in issues relating to equal opportunities, and proposals that have requested or that, for whatever reason, wish to meet personally with members of the Commission or want to attend a meeting can participate freely in the periodic meetings of the same, taking place in local municipalities.
Kate's Playgrond Clip
Ci presentiamo....
The Commission for Equal Opportunities of the City of Fossano, subsequently abbreviated cpo, is an agency of the City (which enhances the function and ensure the promotion) are women representing various sectors of society, by ' Entrepreneurship volunteering, associations from the towns citizens and political parties.
born spontaneously by a group of women out of inspiration and guidance of Ivana Borsotto, after a few years it has been recognized as a City Commission with staff of the first regulation in 1994 and amended in 2002.
The EOC has been driven over the years by the following presidents: Silvana Boetti, Danielle Botta, Anna Mantini, Daniel Riva, Daniela Isabella Ambrose and the current Racca.
The Commission pursues the realization of full equality between men and women in every field, economic, social or cultural and is aimed at promoting a culture of openness and to overcome the differences of any kind.
The activities of the CPO relate mainly on the following topics:
- verify the existence of discrimination, whether direct or indirect, against women;
- cooperate with the municipal administration for the growth of women in the territory;
- to promote activities of study, hearings and research on the status of women in the territory;
- create and support projects and operations for access to employment, training and professional development of women;
- play, either autonomously or in collaboration with other organizations, initiatives to combine life familiar with public engagement;
- Encourage the development and dissemination of local, regional, national and European women;
- To promote and encourage the development of women in the territory;
- help organize events of any kind related to the female figure of the territory;
- promote the emergence and growth of women's services at local level.
The Equal Opportunities Commission is made up of delegates from 19 members chosen from among those involved in the Community for people who experience cultural, professional, political or social status of women on various aspects.
All persons interested in issues relating to equal opportunities, and proposals that have requested or that, for whatever reason, wish to meet personally with members of the Commission or want to attend a meeting can participate freely in the periodic meetings of the same, taking place in local municipalities.
The Commission for Equal Opportunities of the City of Fossano, subsequently abbreviated cpo, is an agency of the City (which enhances the function and ensure the promotion) are women representing various sectors of society, by ' Entrepreneurship volunteering, associations from the towns citizens and political parties.
born spontaneously by a group of women out of inspiration and guidance of Ivana Borsotto, after a few years it has been recognized as a City Commission with staff of the first regulation in 1994 and amended in 2002.
The EOC has been driven over the years by the following presidents: Silvana Boetti, Danielle Botta, Anna Mantini, Daniel Riva, Daniela Isabella Ambrose and the current Racca.
The Commission pursues the realization of full equality between men and women in every field, economic, social or cultural and is aimed at promoting a culture of openness and to overcome the differences of any kind.
The activities of the CPO relate mainly on the following topics:
- verify the existence of discrimination, whether direct or indirect, against women;
- cooperate with the municipal administration for the growth of women in the territory;
- to promote activities of study, hearings and research on the status of women in the territory;
- create and support projects and operations for access to employment, training and professional development of women;
- play, either autonomously or in collaboration with other organizations, initiatives to combine life familiar with public engagement;
- Encourage the development and dissemination of local, regional, national and European women;
- To promote and encourage the development of women in the territory;
- help organize events of any kind related to the female figure of the territory;
- promote the emergence and growth of women's services at local level.
The Equal Opportunities Commission is made up of delegates from 19 members chosen from among those involved in the Community for people who experience cultural, professional, political or social status of women on various aspects.
All persons interested in issues relating to equal opportunities, and proposals that have requested or that, for whatever reason, wish to meet personally with members of the Commission or want to attend a meeting can participate freely in the periodic meetings of the same, taking place in local municipalities.
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