During my study in Belarus, my supervisor promised he would take me as a second assistant to a surgeon for one of the important surgeries. On entering operating theatre, the surgeon looked at me and said that considering complexity and length of the surgical procedure
“I have been working as a teacher at school in Merjevi since 2000, which is a 17-year experience. I teach physics and mathematics. In 2014, I was elected a majoritarian deputy in the elections of the local self-government. I was the only woman among 12
"Two years ago, when I was a second year university student, I decided to find a job and combine work and study. I got to be interviewed by SPAR Georgia. According to the job description, I was to attend training for a few days before
"I dreamed about studying in the Arts Academy since childhood, but my family members made me change my mind. The parents used to nag me: “Why would anyone want that?” or “Becoming an artist is useless, you should aim for being a teacher instead!”, and
„I have been like a fish who swims against the flow since my childhood. My mother often told me that I would find difficult to live if I did not change. I have been always different from the environment in which I have had to
I am a Master’s student of Ilia State University Public Administration program; however, my current life revolves around viticulture and winemaking. I’ve been interested in this field for a long time, but I saw this activity as entrepreneurial and profitable just recently. By the way,
(A lawyer, who works with a team of scouts to promote micro and small enterprises as part of the state program Enterprise Georgia. Christine is a democracy and education activist). „Discrimination based on gender has been so inherent to our everyday life that society seems to
„In our culture, single women are classified into two groups: unmarried and to-be-married. There is zero tolerance to a woman’s free will. On the contrary, if a woman is not married by a certain age, she becomes suspicious in the public eye. I frequently have
“Biological sex creates numerous barriers for a woman in our culture. I have personally suffered from it at every stage of my life – from my early marriage to my career advancement, I’ve had to establish myself over and over again, to prove that I