Upcoming! Why collective bargaining matters in combating gender-based violence
Our upcoming event “Why collective bargaining matters in combating gender-based violence”, bringing together stakeholders to explore the role of collective bargaining and social dialogue in preventing and addressing gender-based violence at work.
Women transforming the wine sector through inclusion: the ‘Nuevas Raíces’ workshop focuses on leadership and participation
ASAJA Mujeres brought together representatives from the wine sector to analyse the barriers that still hinder women’s participation in decision-making forums and to put forward concrete proposals for change.
Sector in Transition – Inclusion and Best Practices
The first Greek National Workshop of Grapes of Change will take place in Santorini as part of Hearth Summit Aegean 2026, bringing together wine professionals and stakeholders to explore the changes shaping the wine sector and the role of inclusion, women’s leadership and best practices in creating a more resilient and future-ready industry. The workshop […]
Raíces del cambio
La inclusión como motor del sector vitivinícola
Surveys now open: help us build a stronger evidence base for gender equality in the wine sector
What are the realities of gender equality, discrimination, and harassment across the wine sector? We want to hear from those who know it best: the people and organisations working in and around wine.
Grass Ceiling Project
EU Horizon project empowering rural women innovators across 9 countries through Living Labs, mentorship, online training, and policy advocacy to advance gender equality in agricultural innovation systems.
Kyriaki Hatzisavva, a biologist and wine entrepreneur from the Evros region of Greece who has become a notable example of female leadership
Female winemaker and biologist Kyriaki Hatzisavva pioneers regenerative viticulture in Evros, rebuilding vineyards after wildfire while restoring soil biodiversity and promoting local grape varieties.
A Greek fourth-generation committment for women empowerment in viticulture and winemaking
Family-run Nemea winery where women play a key role in production and wine tourism, combining sustainable viticulture, Agiorgitiko cultivation, and intergenerational wine heritage.