Ferdez Onuzi: One is not born, but rather becomes, an activist — the same goes for womanhood
Feminist activist talks about growth, inspiration, trade union organizing and working women.
One-on-one | Activism2021.01.06
“Ku është Ukshin Hoti?” (Where is Ukshin Hoti?) is possibly the first thing I read after the primer.
Our social and economic position also determines our position in the wider social circle.
The biggest challenge is to overcome this fear in the family, in the first structure of oppression.
If we, the common people cannot decide for our future, nobody else can do it in our stead because nobody else understands our needs better than ourselves.
I have in mind the women of Ballsh working in the oil industry, who are an inspiring example and embody a real potential for societal change.
Gresa Hasa
Gresa Hasa is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of Shota, an Albanian feminist magazine. She is an independent publicist, regularly contributing political commentary in Albanian, regional and often international media. Previously, she was engaged in grassroots political organizing in Albania. She currently resides in Vienna, Austria, where she continues her academic and professional career.
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