Event on gender-based violence at Ovradera in Thessaloniki
An event on gender-based violence organised by the Rabbia Viola collective will take place on Saturday 17 October 2026, from 18:00 to 19:00, at the Ovradera Social Centre in Thessaloniki. Admission is free or by voluntary contribution.
When
Sat 17 Oct · 18:00 – Sat 17 Oct · 19:00
Where
Κοινωνικό Κέντρο Ovradera, Επισκόπου Αμβροσίου 14, περιοχή Αντιγονιδών, Θεσσαλονίκη
Entry
Ελεύθερη είσοδος / ελεύθερη συνεισφορά
Organiser
Συλλογικότητα για τον ελευθεριακό φεμινισμό Rabbia Viola
The libertarian feminist collective Rabbia Viola is organising the event to mark five years since the Ovradera Social Centre opened.
According to the collective, the presentation will examine the forms of gender-based violence and patriarchy as their common root. It will address how patriarchal attitudes are perpetuated in institutions and everyday life, the role of complaints and the need to create support structures. A discussion will follow.
The venue is at 14 Episkopou Amvrosiou, in the Antigonidon area. The event will take place on the ground floor, which is accessible to wheelchair users, but there is no accessible toilet.
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