In September 2018, Mobility Challenge in cooperation with the non-profit organisation, Without Limits, organized the project Chronicle Complications for Persons with Paraplegia and Quadriplegia living in Macedonia- Research, Intervention, Education and Prevention supported by Polio Plus- movement against handicap and EU.UN Convening in Geneva, Switzerland
From 11 July to 14 July, 2016, Jagoda Risteska from Mobility Challenge took participation at the UN Convening in Geneva organized by Women Enabled International. The purpose of this event was for the participants to learn how to use the UN mechanisms and practices so they can use them in their own work, to initiate changes in their countries, to create a network with women's organizations from different parts of the world, exchange knowledge and possible future cooperation. My Life, My Choice
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Mobility Challenge in the Media Jagoda and Jasmina Risteski speak at the event, Disabled Women Voices at the Frontline, organized by Sisters of Frida in London, UK.
Jagoda Risteska for Voice of America talk about her participation at Community Solutions Program in Washington DC.
Interview for the radio show, Panta Rei by Jasmina Risteska and Dr. Sophie Fletcher for Project "Woman Within".
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The team of Mobility Challenge and Health Education and Research Association-HERA are part of the EMPOWER Program. This two-way exchange program is sponsored by the US State Department and administered by the Eugene-based nonprofit Mobility International USA. The U.S. based partner organization for Macedonian team is Center for Research on Women with Disabilities (CROWD) from Houston, Texas. As part of the collaboration, during the month of September, 2013 were held two workshops for professionals that work on pelvic health and one workshop for women with disabilities from Macedonia for sexual health and reproductive rights. Guests from CROWD, Dr. Sophie Fletcher and Clinic Consultant Melissa Morrison shared their expertise and enriched the knowledge of the professionals and understanding of women with disabilities for the importance of sexuality and reproductive rights. Read more There is no disability! |
The first day workshop included:
· Building a Healthy Relationships;
· Sexuality, Contraception and STI prevention;
· Violence in relationships and prevention.
The second day workshop included:
· Reproductive Rights of women with disabilities;
· Motherhood of women with disabilities;
· Panel Discussion on motherhood with disability.
· Building a Healthy Relationships;
· Sexuality, Contraception and STI prevention;
· Violence in relationships and prevention.
The second day workshop included:
· Reproductive Rights of women with disabilities;
· Motherhood of women with disabilities;
· Panel Discussion on motherhood with disability.
The speaker of the first two sessions was Dr. Snezana Georgieva, which works as a gynecologist for many years at the Clynic for gynecology in Skopje. Our guests for the panel discussion were, Elizabeta Todorovska and Maja Velkova, both women with disabilities who experienced motherhood and shared their experience with other participants.