Women's Strike 24 October 2023
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Women's Strike 24 October 2023
Numerous organisations of women, queer people and working people have called for a women's strike on Tuesday, 24 October 2023, where women and non-binary people who are able are encouraged to walk out of paid and unpaid work on that day.
It is clear that there will be a significant disruption to the entire community on this day, and it can be expected that the impact will be significant in schools and further education centres such as Mímir, where a large proportion of the staff are women or non-binary.
Due to this, all school activities are cancelled for the day, including both in-person and remote teaching.
Mímir supports the struggle for equality for women and queer people, and therefore asks all of you to show understanding for this disruption.
On behalf of Mimis,
Sólveig Hildur Björnsdóttir
Managing Director
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A Women's Strike 24 October 2023
Many women's, queer and workers' organisations have called for a women's strike on Tuesday, 24 October 2023, where women and non-binary people who are able are encouraged to quit their paid and unpaid jobs on that day.
The whole community will be affected, and it is expected that the effects will be severe in schools and lifelong learning centres like Mímir, where a large part of the staff is female or non-binary.
Therefore, all activities at Mímir will be cancelled that day, both on-site and online teaching.
Mímir supports the fight for equality for women and queer people, so we would like to ask you all to show understanding for this disruption.
On behalf of Mímir,
Sólveig Hildur Björnsdóttir
Managing Director
Polish
Women's Strike 24 October 2023
Many women's, queer and workers' organisations called for a women's strike on Tuesday, 24 October 2023, during which women and non-binary people who are able are encouraged to withdraw from paid and unpaid work on that day.
This will have an impact on the entire community, and the effects are expected to be severe in schools and continuing education centres, such as Mímir, where a large proportion of the staff are women or non-binary people.
Therefore, all classes at Mímir will be cancelled on that day, both in-person and online.
Mímir supports the fight for equality for women and queer people, so we would like to ask you all to show understanding for this disruption.
On behalf of Mímir,
Sólveig Hildur Björnsdóttir
Managing Director
