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UDRUŽENJE ZAGREB PRIDE (UZP) - Lična Karta UDRUŽENJE ZAGREB PRIDE (UZP) - lična karta- Datum osnivanja : 3. srpnja 2008. (upis u registar udruga: 10. rujna 2008.) Kao neformalna grupa koja organizira Povorku ponosa LGBTIQ osoba Zagreb Pridea, organizacija postoji od 2002., a u sadašnjem sastavu članstva djeluje od 2006./2007. godine. Adrese : [email protected] Meštrovićev trg 2 (kod M. Ježića), 10 000 Zagreb (za službenu poštu i službeno sjedište Udruge) AKC Medika, Pierottijeva 11, 10 000 Zagreb Osnivačice i osnivači udruge : Marko Jurčić, Marina Matešić, Marwan Zeitoun, Sara Ercegović, Karla Horvat Crnogaj, Franko Dota, Gordan Duhaček, Lana Vidmar, Marin Ježić, Gordana Tihomirović. Članstvo na dan 1. siječnja 2011.: - aktivni članovi: Marino Čajdo, Franko Dota, Sara Ercegović, Karla Horvat Crnogaj, Marin Ježić, Marko Jurčić, Anita Kvaić, Matea Popov, Cvijeta Senta. Udruga ima 9 aktivnih članica i članova (kvorum je 7). Svi aktivni članovi i članice čine Skupštinu Udruge koja je prema Statutu najviše suvereno tijelo Udruge, a ima i kompetencije Nadzornog odbora. - zamrznuti članovi: Gabe Ivanov, Jelena Poštić, Goran Subotić, Hana Ševerdija, Lana Vidmar, Marwan Zeitoun, Kristina Kovač, Gordan Duhaček, Marko Kelava, Marina Matešić, Gordana Tihomirović. Koordinacijski odbor Udruge od 7. srpnja 2010 .: Franko Dota, Sara Ercegović, Marko Jurčić, Karla Horvat Crnogaj. Koordinacijski odbor Udruge od 3. srpnja 2008. do 6. srpnja 2010 .: Marina Matešić, Sara Ercegović, Franko Dota. Članstvo u mrežama i međunarodnim organizacijama : ILGA - International lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex association - od 2008. IGLYO - International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Youth - od 2009. InterPride – od 2010. EPOA – European Pride Organizers Association – od 2011. Misija i djelatnost Udruge (prema Statutu): Ciljevi Udruge su ostvarenje slobodnog, demokratskog, laičkog, emancipiranog i civilnog društva u kojemu su temeljne vrijednosti sloboda, mir, nenasilje, individualnost, pravednost, rodna ravnopravnost, tolerancija, sloboda govora, sloboda misli, te očuvanje, promicanje i prihvaćanje različitosti, slobode izražavanja kao i prava na samoidentifikaciju i samodefiniciju. Djelatnosti Udruge su: - promocija i zaštita ljudskih prava LGBTIQ osoba; - organiziranje Zagreb Pridea – Povorke ponosa lezbijskih, gej, biseksualnih, transrodnih, interseksualnih i queer osoba (LGBTIQ) i popratnih događanja - promicanje i edukacija o ljudskim pravima; - promicanje LGBT i queer kulture; - ukazivanje na probleme seksizma, homofobije, lezbofobije, bifobije i transfobije u društvu; - sprečavanje i ukazivanje na diskriminaciju i nasilje na osnovi spola, roda, spolnog identiteta, rodnog identiteta, rodnog izražavanja, seksualne orijentacije, te interseksualnih karakteristika; - razvijanje solidarnosti unutar LGBTIQ zajednice; - pridruživanje i osnaživanje nacionalnog, regionalnog (jugoistočnoeuropskog) i međunarodnog LGBTIQ pokreta; - suradnja s javnošću i medijima. Politička platforma : Politička platforma Zagreb Pridea je queer-feministička i naš Pride se razvio iz ovih pokreta: mirovni i antiratni pokret, feministički pokret, pokret Zelenih i pokret za prava životinja, pokret za ljudska prava, LGBTIQ pokret. Vrijednosti koje Zagreb Pride podržava su: jednakost, ravnopravnost i nediskriminacija; mirotvorstvo i antimilitarizam; očuvanje okoliša; laicizam; sloboda, samoodređenje pojedinaca/ki i grupa. Zagreb Pride principi protežu se kroz svako javno djelovanje Udruge poradi dokidanja: - homo/bi/trans–fobije i seksizma - šovinizama i militarizma - nasilja prema živim bićima, uništenju prirode i okoliša - neravnopravnosti i diskriminacije po bilo kojoj osnovi. Web stranica : www.zagreb-pride.net Logotip udruge : Ružičasti krug u čijoj se sredini nalazi crna zvijezda petokraka lagano nagnuta udesno. Na unutarnjim rubovima kruga ispisan je naziv "Zagreb Pride". Žiro račun : 2402006-1100544000 (Erste banka) Devizni račun : 70300000-02473461 IBAN: HR1024020061100544000 SWIFT code: ESBCHR22 OIB : 80888915470 MB : 02473461 Reg. broj : 21006320 Broj registra neprofitnih organizacija (RNO broj): 0103101 PREGLED AKTIVNOSTI UDRUGE ZAGREB PRIDE ZA 2011. GODINU (CV UDRUGE) 1. DOGAĐAJI I AKCIJE U ORGANIZACIJI UDRUGE ZAGREB PRIDE I JAVNA PRIOPĆENJA DATUM MJESTO TIP I CILJ NAZIV I TEMA OPIS KORISNICI BROJ SUDIONIKA 04. 01. obavijest Obavijest domaćoj LGBTIQ zajednici da popisivači/ice Reakcija na netočan naslov i tekst u LGBTIQ zajednica stanovništva neće građane/ke Republike Hrvatske neće pitati za Jutarnjem listu da će popisivači njihovu seksualnu orijentaciju ispitivati spolnu orijentaciju. 10. 01. javno priopćenje, Otvoreno pismo Državnom zavodu za statistiku Upozorenje DZSi na povredu zakona mediji i šira promicanje LGBT I mi smo obitelj! koja je vidljiva iz Upitnika za kućanstvo javnost, DZS prava i vidljivosti i stan (P2) a koji u popisu osoba ne (CENTAR ZA LGBT http://www.zagreb- prepoznaje članove istospolne RAVNOPRAVNOST) pride.net/web/index.php?option=com_content&view zajednice kao članove obitelji. =category&layout=blog&id=39&Itemid=71&lang=hr 10. 01. javno zagovaranje, Amandmani na konačan prijedlog Zakona o izmjenama i Uvođenje niza odredbi koje zabranjuju, promjena i dopunama Zakona o sprječavanju nereda na športskim preveniraju ili sankcioniraju poboljšanje zakona natjecanjima diskriminaciju i govor mržnje na (CENTAR ZA LGBT temelju spolne orijentacije RAVNOPRAVNOST) 10. 01. Zagreb, pravna pomoć PRESUDA u Prekršajnom postupku (SLUČAJU JEDINICA žrtve nasilja i Prekršajni sud žrtvama -znatno umanjena novčana kazna svjedokinji koja je diskriminacije diskriminacije spriječila muško nasilje protiv lezbijke u slučaju "Jedinica". DATUM MJESTO TIP I CILJ NAZIV I TEMA OPIS KORISNICI BROJ SUDIONIKA 22. 01. javno zagovaranje Predmet: komentari Centra za LGBT ravnopravnost na Predloženo da se u okviru odgovora na MORH nacrt Strategije nacionalne sigurnosti Republike Hrvatske nasilnički kriminal posebno izdvoji postupanje prema zločinima iz mržnje. Naime, zločin iz mržnje već je prepoznat u domaćem zakonodavstvu, te ima svoja specifična obilježja. Zbog toga držimo da se on eksplicitno mora navesti u tekstu same Strategije. 23. 01. Zagreb, edukacija, PRAJDIONICE: LGBT studiji za početnike/ce Prva radionica iz ciklusa. Najava: OOPP i LGBT 17 Medika promicanje LGBT Uvod u metodologiju Zagreb Pridea Zašto bih se ponosio time što sam gej? osobe, vidljivosti Nije li Pride samo provokacija, jer zainteresirana predavač i voditelj radionice: Gordan Duhaček nemaju ni heteroseksualci svoju javnost paradu? Otkud uopće Pride? Može li biti Povorka ponosa bez povorke? Zašto u borbi za svoja prava ne treba težiti minimumu nego maksimumu? Treba li se ograđivati od pripadnika LGBT zajednice koji vole pokazati malo kože u javnosti? Zašto je u LGBT aktivizmu važna ideologija? Zbog čega vrijedi sudjelovati u Organizacijskog odboru Povorke ponosa Zagreb Pridea? Hoću li tako moći zaraditi nekakav novac? Koji je najbolji način da drugi prihvate moje ideje? Što znači raditi u nehijerarhijskoj skupini ljudi? Zašto sastanci OOPP-a traju tako dugo? 26. 01. pravna pomoć PRESUDA U SLUČAJU SIRUP žrtve nasilja i žrtvama diskriminacije diskriminacije DATUM MJESTO TIP I CILJ NAZIV I TEMA OPIS KORISNICI BROJ SUDIONIKA 26. 01. javno priopćenje Nepravomoćnom presudom Općinskog javnost, mediji (CENTAR ZA LGBT Nepravomoćna presuda za zločin iz mržnje ispred kluba kaznenog suda u Zagrebu dvojica RAVNOPRAVNOST) "Sirup": napadači proglašeni krivima! okrivljenika proglašena su krivima za "kazneno djelo nasilničkog ponašanja u svezi sa zločinom iz mržnje s osnova http://www.zagreb- spolne orijentacije", koje su počinili pride.net/web/index.php?option=com_content&view ispred popularnog zagrebačkog kluba =category&layout=blog&id=39&Itemid=71&lang=hr Sirup, u noći na 1. studenog 2010. godine protiv dvojce mladića, posjetitelja tog kluba, te ih tako "doveli u ponižavajući položaj". Iako je Državno odvjetništvo tražilo bezuvjetne zatvorske kazne, prvookrivljenom je šestomjesečna zatvorska kazna zamijenjena radom za opće dobro na slobodi u trajanju od 60 dana, te je danas, nakon tromjesečnog pritvora, pušten na slobodu. Drugookrivljeni je osuđen na uvjetnu zatvorsku kaznu od 6 mjeseci, s rokom kušnje od tri godine. 29. 01. Zagreb, AKC izgradnja slobodnih PARTYCIPACIJA w/ Vibe Department (SLO) I treću godinu za redom Partycipacija LGBTIQ zajednica 250 Medika queer prostora i nastavlja s praksom ostvarivanja alternativne sigurnih i slobodnih LGBTIQ party klupske kulture u prostora i predstavljanjem domaćih i Zagrebu inozemnih bendova te DJ/VJ kolektiva. Za vatreno otvorenje sezone spreman je Vibe Department, melem na zimske ozebline ljubitelja breakbeata, a to je tek početak. We're here. We're back. We're alive. And we're kickin'. DATUM MJESTO TIP I CILJ NAZIV I TEMA OPIS KORISNICI BROJ SUDIONIKA 06. 02. Pogon, Zagreb edukacija, PRAJDIONICE: LGBT studiji za početnike/ce Zašto je važno da pederi, lezbe i OOPP i LGBT 18 promicanje LGBT Politike vidljivosti i povijest Zagreb Pridea trandže budu vidljivi? Što je uopće to osobe, vidljivosti, voditelji: Franko Dota i Marko Jurčić vidljivost i zašto je ona okosnica svake zainteresirana ohrabrivanje novih prajd politike? Zašto je nevidljivost javnost aktivista loša i po koga? Zašto je vidljivost otpor, prajd protest, a ne parada ili festival? Koja je razlika između coming outa i vidljivosti? Kako i zašto je nastao Zagreb Pride 2002? Tko ga je organizirao? Koje su bile teme i poruke. Kakvi otpori i podrške? Koja je razlika između Mesića i Josipovića, a koja između HDZ -a i SDP -a? Zašto je prajd
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