Engasjert i spørsmål relatert til likestilling av minoritetskvinner i Norge? MiRA-Senteret jobber for å bedre minoritetskvinners levekår i Norge. Senteret er i stadig vekst, og vi mottar årlig over 10.000
Since 1995 the MiRA Centre has published a few books about minority womens situation in Scandinavia.
Prosject reports on mental health work among young girls, women and children.
Theme pamphlet reporting on current issues, for ex. genital mutilation, forced marriages, minority women in Norway, mental health, education and work.
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Young people are the future of our society. The MiRA Centre feels the same about young minority girls. Together with this group and their commitment, the Center will develop toward a future and a society that
The MiRA Centre runs a number of activities and maintains contact with a network of minority women, public institutions and the media. We would like the centre to function as an information channel and a meeting
The MiRA Resource Centre for Black, Immigrant and Refugee Women provides a meeting place where women and young girls with minority backgrounds can come together to discuss their issues and support one another.
Through various activities, the minority women are involved in creating, promoting and increasing the visibility of their potential resources and the contribution they make to the Norwegian society.
Increasing visibility of minority women in the community is best accomplished by highlighting their lives and experiences in a social context where they are engaged in the workforce, in politics and other social and public arenas.
The MiRA Centres objective is to promote active participation of women in the formation of Norwegian society where all citizens should be considered equal. Please contact us if you are interested in participating in the empowerment of women with minority backgrounds.
The MiRA Centres volunteer group consists of women and girls who are responsible for planning and carrying out different activities through the centre. The volunteer group meets regularly and defines their own
It is our experience that many minority women and girls face prejudices related to their religious beliefs and practices when dealing with various institutions in the labour market and society at large. These women
