MODE1
Zagreb, Croatia
About
MODE1 is a non-profit association based in Zagreb, Croatia working on gender equality, education, employment & skills +1 more.
MODE1 is an association in Zagreb, Croatia, working to improve public policy and practice on equality and sustainable development, with a focus on gender equality in education and the workplace. It develops management tools and knowledge for measurable progress and builds multi-sector partnerships with public authorities, the private sector, local government, academia and civil society. It emerged from the Zaposlena mama institute and extended its activities in December 2021, when it adopted a new statute and name. Its work includes educational programmes, training, and the WeEmpower project on equal pay.
Location
Organisation type
Legal form
Registration
VAT number
Focus areas
Languages
Causes & programmes
Causes
Works for
How they work
Programmes
WeEmpower
Gender equality · Serbia
Capacity-building project on equal pay for work of equal value, with training for business, public and civil society representatives, youth and NGO experts in the region.
Jednakost IN stereotipi OUT
Education
Project to remove gender stereotypes in education, including training for teachers for future generations.
Angažirani očevi
Gender equality · Croatia
Educational workshops and webinars on active fatherhood and sharing of parenting and care roles.
Mi možemo jednako
Gender equality
Programme in which children and young people challenge stereotypes about men and women, and raise awareness of gender equality in primary and secondary schools.
Countries of operation
Funding & support
Ways to support
Other non-profits in Croatia
View allUdruga Kišobran
Disability, Community development
Hrvatsko društvo glazbenih teoretičara
Arts & Culture, Education
Volonterski centar POZITIVA
Community development, Children & Youth +1 more
Udruženje hrvatskih arhitekata
Arts & Culture, Community development
Zajednica sportova PGŽ
Sport for development, Children & Youth +1 more
KAoperativa
Arts & Culture, Community development