Wstecz Girls rule

The issue of stereotypical perceptions of women's roles in society and the frequent belief that they should not be involved in politics, that they are not knowledgeable about politics - contribute to a situation where teenage girls do not plan to hold management positions in the future. Teenage girls lack role models of women acting in the area of management or making important decisions. At the same time, there is a lack of space in school to practice public speaking or critical thinking skills.

The innovation consists of creating an environment that promotes gender equality by assigning women a leadership role in a local government management simulation. The main aspects of the innovation are:

• promoting gender equality;

• creating space for self-expression;

• developing decision-making skills;

• creative approaches to learning;

• reflection on the effects of activities.

• A game for young people aged 12-18, dedicated to young women. It is particularly desirable to popularise the game among young people living in small towns or villages.

• Educational and training establishments - schools, community centres, etc;

• NGOs working for the benefit of young people;

• libraries

• community centres;

• youth councils.

• A carer or chaperone to support the group during the game;

• people from the target group.

• Printing the game;

• providing a safe space for the players in terms of where the game will be organised and the selection of participants for the group in which it will be played;

• it is particularly important to use the game among young people living in smaller towns, villages.

Paulina Woykowska:

E-mail: paulina@woykowska.org;

Agata Woykowska:

E-mail: agata@woykowska.org;

Regional Social Innovation Incubator;

E-mail: magdalena.antkowiak@rops.poznan.pl, zuzanna.ostrowska@rops.poznan.pl, monika.karcz@rops.poznan.pl.