Artículo de Ibrahim Rifi, colaborador de Al Fanar Cada año, la BBC, la principal corporación de radiotelevisión del Reino
sep 20, 2019 Al Fanar Economía 0
With the hashtag #veilwithoutlabels we are going to launch a campaign that proposes a plural an authentic approach to Muslim women that goes beyond the veil and the stereotypes, defending rapprochement and interaction.
Objectives
To break down the stereotypes levelled against Muslim Women and to promote a better understanding of this collective beyond appearances. The campaign addresses to a general audience in its first phase and it will focus on journalists later on.
MAIN ACTION!
21th of September is the European Day Against Islamophobia and this is why we are going to launch on social media and in seven European languages this video.
SAVE THE DATE!
Launching: Saturday the 21th of September, 9 AM (Brussels local time)
The 3 days after the launching date we are going to upload the campaign’s video once a day together with Twits post related to Muslim Women.
From September the 24th we will keep on promoting information about this topic on the social media.
The campaign will finish in December the 12th coinciding with the Spanish Day against Islamophobia.
What we are asking for? Can we be trending topic the 21th of September?
Main Hashtag:
#veilwithoutlabels
Main hashtag in other European languages:
#veilwithoutlabels
#velisenzaetichette
#hoofddoekjezonderhashtags
#voilessansétiquettes
#KopftuchohneVorurteile
#velosinetiquetas
#chustabezetykietek
What do we sent to you?
Context
The campaign ‘Remove labels from the veil’ saw the light within the framework of a workshop on social innovation to fight against gendered Islamophobia organized by the Observatory of Islamophobia in the Media last 25th of October in Valencia, which was conducted by Jovesolides .
The campaign is being funded by Twitter Europe and promoted by:
Twits suggestions:
“The content of this campaign represents the views of the author only and is his/her sole responsibility. The European Commission does not accept any responsibility for use that may be made of the information it contains”.
Artículo de Ibrahim Rifi, colaborador de Al Fanar Cada año, la BBC, la principal corporación de radiotelevisión del Reino