by Nat á lia Fornari Amara and Júlia, there in the classic Janas circle, between tongues and language - that’s how I begin this text, thinking of the immense joy it was to welcome the two writers into the Janainas’ house in Berlin, on Sunday (12), from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., to talk about their books, their stories, and life itself. It was a special edition of Mulheres que Contam  (Women Who Tell), filled with dear people, literature lovers, friends, and allies of the LGBTQIA+ community, who...

by Evelyne Leandro When we work with the integration of (predominantly) migrant women, we must think not only interculturally but also feministically. The gender question is central. Those who understand this can address problems more specifically and fairly. Because men move more freely in the world – especially if they come from countries where machismo is deeply rooted. Adult men generally don't have to: - ask for permission when they go out, - worry when it gets dark, - fear being the...

On September 16, Janainas e.V.  took part in the event Mulheres em Ação  (Women in Action), held at the Brazilian Embassy in Berlin. The...