Different ways, same goals
Un essai politique qui se danse !
À Genève, des femmes comme Michée Chauderon ou Jeanne Brolliet furent exécutées pour avoir exercé des savoirs populaires
ou vécu de manière indépendante.
En Suisse, la chasse aux sorcières s’inscrit dans une stratégie plus large de contrôle social et moral liée à l’émergence du capitalisme.
Les autorités laïques, comme à Fribourg,
ont joué un rôle central dans ce processus.
Cette violence visait les corps des femmes, leur savoir,
leur lien à la nature et leur autonomie.
Elle a servi à discipliner celles qui échappaient
à l’ordre patriarcal et marchand.
De la servitude aux bûchers, du corps au capital :
lire Caliban et la sorcière de Silvia Federici
c’est revisiter l’histoire des violences systémiques contre les femmes,
tout en ravivant la mémoire des résistances populaires.
Ce projet est à la fois un espace d’analyse politique,
de réflexion collective et de reconnexion corporelle.
Une lecture incarnée.
Un essai politique qui se danse !
Chaque séance se termine par une improvisation artistique
inspirée des échanges.
Ce moment permet de libérer nos corps et d’honorer
celles qui ont été réprimées pour leur savoir, leur force et leur liberté.
La dernière séance sera une danse collective de
femmage aux “sorcières” d’hier et d’aujourd’hui.
Membership: Gafotas Violetas
La Comunidad de Gafotas Violetas
Welcome to a space where slowing down is not giving up, where resting is a political act, and where reading together makes us stronger.
Objective: To offer a space for feminist growth, reflection, and connection, with exclusive benefits that encourage ongoing participation and access to valuable resources for a life lived with a gender-aware perspective.
🎁 Membership Benefits
- 15% discount* on all virtual and in-person activities. [Offer not valid for "À bout de souffle".]
- Quick consultations with a max of 45 min every 2 months
- Belonging to "La comunidad de Gafotas": priority to join our feminist reading circles, cine-forums with gender lens and discussion groups, including exclusive guides and materials.
- Violette à Lunettes tote bag
- Participation in the private online community : forums, meetups, mutual support.
You are not alone
À bout de souffle
Individual Guidance
- Create together with Violette à Lunette a gentle and empowering space for you to pause, breathe, and reconnect with yourself.
- Whether you’re navigating professional challenges, personal transitions, or emotional fatigue, we offer a feminist and inclusive approach to help you regain clarity and confidence.
- Let´s explore your needs, identify your priorities, and co-create tools to support your well-being and goals.
- This is not coaching to “push harder, raise the bar or learn how to keep your smile” but a moment to listen deeply, reorganize with care, and reclaim your time and energy.
You are not alone
Your journey matters and I´d like to walk it with you.
Tailored Activities & Workshops
Workshops and activities to understand the importance of Intersectionallity.
Work to include a Diverse, Equitable and Inclusive approach to every step we make is part of a training. And as part of this training your first decision is Leave no one behind.
Activities and workshops are tailored to the Core Interest of different Groups, Companies, Forums, Schools, etc.
TAilored Activities & Workshops
Cine-Forums: Día de la Espectadora
Gender Inclusive Language Spanish Courses
Gender Inclusive Language Spanish Courses
Passion for cinema?
Let´s analyze films wearing our purple glasses, questioning messages conveyed through dialogues, imagery, and story telling.
Due to time constraints, we do not watch the film together during the session — it is recommended to watch it individually beforehand.
In our 90-minute sessions, we focus on discussing, critiquing, and debating in a safe space free from discrimination, where every opinion is heard, but where we are all committed to sharpening our feminist lens!
Gender Inclusive Language Spanish Courses
Gender Inclusive Language Spanish Courses
Gender Inclusive Language Spanish Courses
I’ve always had a love for words — they are what allow human beings to communicate, and above all, to respect one another. I speak French, English, and Spanish. I’ve travelled as much as I could so far, and I’ve lived in several countries. That’s how I came to understand that to truly speak a language, you also need to know the culture and the specific needs tied to each situation.