Strong women in focus: Vienna celebrates international women's day 2025!

Strong women in focus: Vienna celebrates international women's day 2025!

in Vienna the next week is all about the engagement of the Social Democrats. On Monday, March 3, 2025, the third National Council President Doris Bures, together with the Vienna City Councilor Kathrin Gaal, will inaugurate the Pioneer Gallery in the Arkadenhof of the town hall, an important symbol for the equality of gender and the appreciation of women in politics, as well as OTS reported. The coming days will offer an exciting range of events that take up both cultural and political issues and are made accessible to the public.

On Tuesday, March 4, Petra Bayr, Member of National Councilor, invites you to a dialogue evening with journalist Mari Lang in the café windless. As part of the “Time Turn” event, there will be a conversation with the Eastern Europe historian Franziska Davies, who is devoted to the urgent topic of Ukraine and its challenges. On Thursday, too, BayR will appear as a keynote speaker at the event "Voices of Resilience: The Women of Afghanistan and the Global Fight for Equality" in the Bruno Kreisky Forum, where these significant global topics are taken up, such as spoe.wien emphasized.

important commemorative and action events

Tuesday is also marked by the political Ash Wednesday of the SPÖ Styria, in which the deputy club boards Philip Kucher and Julia Herr will take part. For Friday, March 7, Doris Bures has prepared a special event in parliament for international women's Day, which focuses on the role of women in democracy. On this day, the traditional wreath resignation for the memory of important pioneers in Vienna will also take place. These events offer a platform to reflect both the female heritage and current social challenges in the run -up to the Freisag.

The SPÖ representatives in Vienna, including after the National Council election 2024, are ready to represent the votes of their voters. Under the direction of experienced politicians such as Doris Bures and fresh faces, they are committed to a socially just society and the well -being of the Viennese population. The newly appointed MPs will continue to strengthen their commitment to affordable living, educational justice and social equality.