About us
MOH is a feminist and transfeminist relational space where social responsibility activities are developed and experimented through artistic mediation and communication, in Bari (Italy).
We act on these areas
Youth Mobility
Taking part in experiences abroad such as the European Solidarity Corps has a positive impact on young people: personally, professionally and in terms of openness to others.
Art Mediation
We use art as a tool and practice for promoting equality and gender equality.
Digital Communication
We work on the creation of digital content for young people from 18 to 30 years of age ɜ favouring the dissemination of bottom-up information.
We follow the design, financing, organisation and implementation of projects carried out with local, European or international funding and grants.
Who is moh?
Isabella
European Project Manager & Coordinator
"I am a mobility facilitator, I write and manage European and volunteering projects using art as a mediating medium to talk about and explore sensitive issues. I am close to queer ideology and imagine a world to be 'unworld' and rebuilt together through workshops and alliances. I have a degree in Visual Arts and specialised in European Planning and Gender Studies""
Francesca
Project manager & Youth worker
“I believe in the transformative power of words to shape and sustain possible worlds, creating new narratives without a fixed beginning and, perhaps, without an end. With a background in Philosophy and a specialization in the political aesthetics of performance and gender studies, I currently develop and write socio-cultural impact projects of different scales, bringing voices into action through a transfeminist and transdisciplinary approach.”
We work mainly with these Programmes
What are our expertise?
Workshop facilitation
We implement the project's activities and conduct the workshop, finding new captivating ways to engage the target audience. We held activities in museums, cultural centres, libraries, schools, etc.
European Project Design
We develop and coordinate projects funded by the European Union, transforming ideas and local needs into concrete opportunities for growth, learning, and participation.
Video-making
We adopt a feminist and transfeminist approach across all our activities, promoting inclusion, accessibility, and participation.
Read our manifesto
MOH is a feminist and transfeminist relational space where social responsibility activities are developed and experimented through artistic mediation and communication. We work for the training of young people and youth workers with the aim of promoting practices of care in different forms.
MOH rejects the exclusivity of binary gender roles, gender stereotypes and discrimination, toxic masculinity, patriarchal force fields and hierarchical relationships; it facilitates the free expression and self-determination of each person, the experimentation of innovative practices in the field of gender policies and education on relationships, affectivity, differences.
MOH aims to deconstruct the violent narrative at the basis of all forms of discrimination and especially to deconstruct the stereotypes underlying gender and gender-based violence through a double action: on the one hand, we deal with facilitating youth mobility also as a moment of encounter with cultural, language, geographic origin, ability and sexual orientation differences. On the other hand, through workshops, educational activities, artistic campaigns, awareness-raising and communication activities, alliances with the territory and European projects. Both at national and local level, we have initiated workshops and activities that have explored strongly intertwined contexts of intervention: education and training; the narration of violence through the media; sexism; issues concerning bodies, territories and urban spaces.
We practise and claim a non-formal and informal pedagogical approach, which denies formal education as the only source of learning and seeks to disrupt the power roles that are internal to it. Our approach is based on anti-classist, anti-racist, anti-fascist, non-hetero-normative and non-confessional principles, on an interdisciplinary and intersectional gaze, capable of providing immediate tools for the transformation of reality. “A lens that allows us to look at the set of differences that make up subjectivities, recognising the combined action that operates on people’s lives. This is why we speak of education to a plurality, potentially infinite, of differences”.
What are the topics we care about?
- Women empowerment
- Body Acceptance
- Volunteering quality
- Artistic Mediation
- Gender balance
- Youth Mobility in Europe
- Equal rights
- Digital Communication
What they say about us
Some pictures of the activities we did
