Instituto Sou da Paz compartilhou isso
[Portuguese below] The intersection between arms industry and the exploitation of gender socially attributed roles and individual insecurities is much deeper than we initially see. If you dive into this just a bit, I am sure you will be surprised! I had the honour to talk about that in this episode moderated by Tessa Cerisier and Dean Peacock of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom - WILPF *so needed* podcast Mobilising Men for Feminist Peace - there are many great episodes 🎧🎤 In this one, we discussed strategies to hold firearms’ industries (and all the economic ecosystem around) accountable regarding their publicity strategies. I shared a bit about Brazilian context and Instituto Sou da Paz work on public regulation and social media platforms, Nicole Hockley and Jonathan Lowy shared more on the USA context regarding their groundbreaking work in Sandy Hook Promise and innovative strategic litigation. With special thanks also to Reem Abbas who facilitated all the process. --- A conexão entre a indústria de armas e a exploração dos papéis socialmente atribuídos aos gêneros e das inseguranças individuais é muito mais profunda do que inicialmente vemos. Se você mergulhar um pouco nisso, tenho certeza que ficará surpreso(a)! Tive a honra de falar sobre isso neste episódio moderado por Tessa e Dean do (tão necessário) podcast do WILPF com o tema "Mobilizando Homens pela Paz Feminista" - há tantos episódios excelentes, por enquanto apenas em inglês. Neste, discutimos estratégias para responsabilizar os fabricantes de armas (e todo o ecossistema económico em redor) em relação às suas estratégias de publicidade. Compartilhei um pouco sobre o contexto brasileiro e o trabalho do Sou da Paz em relação à regulação pública e plataformas de mídia social, Nicole e Jonathan compartilharam mais sobre o contexto dos EUA na Sandy Hook Promise e litígios estratégicos inovadores. Com um agradecimento especial também à Reem, que facilitou todo o processo. Boa escuta!
🎙 A new episode from our podcast #MobilisingMenforFeministPeace is out! In the episode titled “Selling Guns, Exploiting Gender: Holding Firearm Manufacturers Accountable”, we expose the troubling strategies used by the gun industry to promote #firearms to young people. We also explore potential advocacy and regulatory solutions to curb harmful marketing practices, and consider lessons from countries like Brazil, with regard to efforts in curbing gun acquisition and exploitative gun industry marketing through strategic litigation and public policy reforms. Our guests are: 🌟Jonathan Lowy - Founder & President, Global Action on Gun Violence 🌟Natália Pollachi - Project Manager, Instituto Sou da Paz 🌟Nicole Hockley - co-founder and co-CEO of Sandy Hook Promise In the clip below, Natália Pollachi explains the rise of gun culture in #Brazil and how fear was mobilised. Listen to the full episode here: https://t.ly/WhlAb This episode was hosted by Dean Peacock and our guest co-host,Tessa Cerisier, the Human Rights Programme Senior Advisor at WILPF.
