Wiener SPÖ women: Marina Hanke convinces with a strong program!

Wiener SPÖ women: Marina Hanke convinces with a strong program!

Wien, Österreich - On March 29, 2025, the Vienna State Women's Conference took place under the motto "socially. Sure. Solidarity". In this context, Marina Hanke was confirmed with an impressive 96.3 percent as chair of the Vienna SPÖ women. Among others, Eva-Maria Holzleitner, the SPÖ women's chair, and Ruth Manninger, the SPÖ federal manager, came to her congratulations. In her speech, Holzleitner emphasized the role of Vienna as the “city of women”, which is characterized by a variety of programs and initiatives for girls and women. These programs include comprehensive vocational and further education offers from the Waff, the women's work foundation and the FEM women's health center. In addition, the event series "Girls Celebrate Technology" was emphasized, which should inspire young women for technical professions.

Manninger underlined the importance of democracy, which is strengthened by the participation and participation of all people. With its campaigns, the Vienna Women's Organization makes a significant contribution to the quality of life in the city, while Holzleitner and Manninger are looking forward to the further support of Hanke and her team in commitment to feminism and equality.

Marina Hanke's priorities

Marina Hanke, who has been chaired by the Vienna SPÖ women since April 2019, vehemently campaigns for the achievements of the women's movements of the past 100 years. This includes the right to selection of women and violence measures. Your goals include social security for women, the fair distribution of educational and homework as well as the same payment for equivalent work. Hanke also demands a life without violence and the right to self -realization.

Especially the effects of COVID-19 pandemic on women are the focus of their political agenda. Many women work in the home office while organizing household and childcare at the same time. In addition, women are under enormous pressure in system -relevant professions, such as healthcare or retail. Hanke is in favor of a fair redistribution of the tasks in society and better financing the system -relevant areas in order to put the special challenges for women in the foreground. In addition, she mentions the problem of precarious employment relationships, which forces many women to take on several jobs at the same time

equality until 2030 - a European goal

The topics that Hanke appeals to are in accordance with the demands that have formulated European initiatives to equate women and girls. An important goal is to equalize genders in the EU until 2030, as described Frauenrat . To achieve this, measures such as strengthening democracy through equal participation of women in decision-making bodies and combating gender stereotypes and sexism are necessary.

The EU's legal obligations to promote equality require the creation of equal list mandates for the EU parliamentary elections and a 50/50 representation in the EU's decision-making organs. In addition, a fair and gender-friendly design of the labor market and social policy is required to counter structural disadvantages.

Marina Hanke calls for women to actively stand up for their rights and to free themselves from outdated role models. Their commitment is not only reflected in the programs of the Vienna SPÖ, but also in the broader political goals that want to promote sustainable and fair development. The review of the EU strategy planned in 2025 to equate gender is intended to develop new strategies for overcoming existing inequalities.

Overall, Vienna is there as an example of other cities and regions in Europe through the advanced initiatives and the committed women's policy and sets important impulses for gender equality in the entire political spectrum.