There are many gaps in the story of how women lived in the past, what excited them, and what their social role was. Because they did not have equal rights with men and had a subordinate position, women are not usually mentioned in legal documents and other official sources of information about the past.

Women have gained access to education relatively recently historically, which is why they have rarely documented their experiences. It is important to store information about women's achievements to develop so that future generations of women can follow in our footsteps.

And while women's movements around the world and in our country have contributed immensely to the development of women's and girls' rights and to highlighting their contribution to the development of global society, this does not mean that gender equality is a shared reality for all, everywhere and equally.

In the municipality of Radomir, women and young girls continue to be discriminated against. Some of the problems of women and girls in the district include early pregnancy, lack of access to high levels of political and business structures, poverty, domestic violence, and gender stereotypes. This project aims to continue the work of the foundation and its volunteers to develop gender equality and recognize the public importance of women in the region through activities tailored to the cultural specifics of local communities, which create opportunities for inspiring and productive dialogue and cooperation in connection with the set goals.