Dagmar Charrier
German politician and chair of the association Aids-Aufklärung e. V. (AIDS education association)
German politician and chair of the association Aids-Aufklärung e. V. (AIDS education association)
Intensive care physician; together with Katharina Adler, head of the intensive care unit at the Markus Krankenhaus in Frankfurt
Educator, family support worker and co-founder of the Family Health Centre Neuhofstraße
Long-time director of nursing at the Clementine Kinderhospital (children’s hospital) in Frankfurt am Main
The FamilienGesundheitsZentrum Neuhofstraße (FGZN, Family Health Centre Neuhofstraße) was founded in 1978 and, until 1988, was a work area of the autonomous Feministisches Frauengesundheitszentrum (FFGZ,
The autonomous Feminist Women’s Health Centre e. V. in Frankfurt am Main (FFGZ), founded in 1978, was the second feminist women’s health centre in Germany
The history of the women’s centres in Frankfurt am Main began with the founding of the Frauenzentrum Eckenheimer Landstraße 72 (Women’s Centre Eckenheimer Landstraße 72)
The association Feministische Mädchenarbeit e. V. (FeM e. V., “Feminist Work with Girls”) was founded in 1986 in Frankfurt am Main by activists from other
Frauennotruf Frankfurt is a counselling centre founded in 1982 for women and girls who have experienced sexual, physical or digital violence. It is part of
The association Frauenrecht ist Menschenrecht e. V. (FIM, “Women’s Rights are Human Rights”) based in Frankfurt am Main is an intercultural counselling and information centre