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Women's Policy and Anti-Discrimination Department

About us

The Women's Policy and Anti-Discrimination Department sees itself as a point of contact for all students affected by discrimination and disadvantage.

You're experiencing sexist, racist, homophobic, transphobic violence and/or discrimination and exclusion by fellow students or teachers?

Due to a partial disability or any form of disability, you find it difficult to keep up in everyday UAS life and are not adequately supported and/or disadvantaged as a result?

We offer: trustworthy advice in any case of discrimination, violence, assault and any other form of disadvantage. Anonymous, via phone, mail or in person.
It's up to you.

You can reach us at frandi@oeh-fhcw.at!

(Anonyme) Anlaufstelle für Diskriminierungsvorfälle und -geschehnisse

Liebe*r Studierende*r!

Vielen Dank, dass du uns dein Vertrauen schenkst und deinen Diskriminierungsvorfall mit uns teilen möchtest! Wenn du die Erfahrung einfach nur loswerden möchtest und keine weiteren Schritte setzen magst, kannst du deine Erfahrung gerne anonym mit uns teilen.
So wissen wir über den Vorfall Bescheid und können in Zukunft besonders wachsam sein.

Wenn du weitere Schritte einleiten möchtest, bitten wir dich, eine Kontaktmöglichkeit zu hinterlassen (z.B. anonyme E-Mail-Adresse), damit wir den Fall gemeinsam mit dir bearbeiten können. Wichtig ist, dass wir nur handeln, wenn du das auch willst! <3

Our offers

As the women's policy and anti-discrimination department, we regularly organize Safe_r Spaces for FLINTA, BIPoC and queer students. There you can meet people with similar realities of life and exchange ideas, make contacts and do different activities in a safe environment. We inform about our safe_r spaces on Instagram, in the newsletter and in the ÖH calendar.

The numbers of violence against women, children and young people in particular, and the resulting prohibitions on approaching and entering, have risen sharply. Violence, even in one's own family, is not only forbidden, but should be fought in any case and those affected should be protected. Racism and discrimination are also part of daily life in Austria and are not to be accepted under any circumstances. The most important telephone numbers for those affected are: Police number: 133 or 112 SMS police: 0800 | 133 133 (also emergency call for the deaf) Women's helpline: 0800 | 222 555 We as a student body also see ourselves as responsible for protecting students from violence, racism and discrimination. The first step is information and then come active offers and the call for support of affected students. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Reporting and information points

Civil Courage and Anti-Racism Work (ZARA) Austrian League for Human Rights Hotline against discrimination and intolerance Documentation Center of the Islamic Religious Community in Austria (IGGIÖ)

Department team

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Sare Balli

Referentin

sare.balli@oeh-fhcw.at

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Amina Guggenbichler

Administrator

amina.guggenbichler@oeh-fhcw.at

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Eleftheria Kisser

Administrator

eleftheria.kisser@oeh-fhcw.at

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