
November 11: Day of Feminism
In Belgium, November 11 is traditionally linked to the end of the First World War. But did you know that, alongside Armistice Day, this date also carries an important feminist

In Belgium, November 11 is traditionally linked to the end of the First World War. But did you know that, alongside Armistice Day, this date also carries an important feminist

When our Body Becomes an Obstacle: Fatphobia, Discrimination, and Aesthetic Norms In our society, various norms surrounding appearance exert constant pressure on those who deviate from them. One of the

When money becomes a weapon in relationships Economic violence is a quiet yet powerful form of control: it traps, impoverishes, prevents escape, and gradually isolates. In far too many heterosexual

The Study Committee on Aging recently published some alarming figures regarding the new pension reform. In its current form, the new measures would systematically widen the pension gap between men

Last week, non-profit Furia published a study on online hatespeech directed at women. They analyzed thousands of comments on social media articles from outlets such as HLN and VRT. The

Celebrating the Strength of Single-Parent FamiliesEvery year on May 30th, we shine a much-needed light on a reality too often left in the shadows: that of single parents. In most

A political date for identities seeking recognition Every May 24th is a day to shine a spotlight on pansexuality and panromanticism, to open dialogue, and to proudly claim loves and

30 years of Amazone – Thank you to everyone who makes this adventure possible. On May 15th 2025, Amazone has celebrated its 30th anniversary. Three decades dedicated to feminism, solidarity,

April 26: International Lesbian Visibility Day A Political Date, A History of Movement Lesbian Visibility Day was originally created on the 2nd of October 1982 in Canada by Québécois lesbians.

Since debut September, you can admire a beautiful work of art on the garage door of Amazone. Brussels collective ‘Ton Piquant’ came by to put a few more women on