Gym bros have emerged as prominent figures in the fitness world. These adrenaline-fueled gym enthusiasts are deeply invested in the gratification derived from intense physical exercise. Regular gym-goers are likely familiar with the archetype of the gym bro—the individual who excessively grunts

Wist je dat elf procent van de vrouwelijke studenten tijdens hun studietijd een verkrachting heeft meegemaakt, abortus in Nederland nog steeds strafbaar is en vluchtelingenvrouwen en meisjes lang niet altijd de bescherming en hulpverlening ontvangen waar zij recht op hebben? Drie zorgelijke fenomenen waar jij je hard voor kan maken door je aan te sluiten als activist bij een Gender Team van Amnesty! 

The Netherlands is in the middle of a major shift of the financing of the arts and culture sector. Former State Secretary Halbe Zijlstra forced the sector to look for private supplementary financing because of a major cutback in subsidies of 200 million euros in 2012. Since then, the Dutch government is increasingly withdrawing as a financier of the sector. Consequently, patronage, the protection and financial favouring of the art and culture sector by private donors, has become an indispensable link in the financial chain of the art and culture sector. Generally, research shows that women are the most likely group of people to give to the arts and culture sector.