About feminism, social inequality, and the question of how money, work, time, and power are distributed Equal rights are enshrined in law. Equal conditions are not yet there. Barbara Blaha asks who has time, money, and power in our society, and who does not.In “Sisters of Sparks”, Barbara Blaha combines personal experiences with numbers, studies, and socio-political analysis. Women earn less on average, do more unpaid care work, and are less represented in leadership positions. Behind this lies a bigger question: How are societal resources distributed, and what needs to change for equality to exist not just on paper? After the lecture, the audience is invited to join the discussion.Tickets are available at the Kufstein town hall, TVB Kufsteinerland, and at all Ö-Ticket sales points, as well as in the online ticket shop
About feminism, social inequality, and the question of how money, work, time, and power are distributed Equal rights are enshrined in law. Equal conditions are not yet there. Barbara Blaha asks who has time, money, and power in our society, and who does not.In “Sisters of Sparks”, Barbara Blaha combines personal experiences with numbers, studies, and socio-political analysis. Women earn less on average, do more unpaid care work, and are less represented in leadership positions. Behind this lies a bigger question: How are societal resources distributed, and what needs to change for equality to exist not just on paper? After the lecture, the audience is invited to join the discussion.Tickets are available at the Kufstein town hall, TVB Kufsteinerland, and at all Ö-Ticket sales points, as well as in the online ticket shop