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Zum Workshop in Erfurt zum Thema Gesetzesnovelle waren hier mit dabei (Foto v.r.): die GBs Ursel Kittlaus aus Weimar, Catrin Heinrich aus Gera sowie Dr. Arn Sauer von der Bundesstiftung Gleichstellung Berlin, die GBs Dr. Kerstin Haupt aus Jena, Gabi Ohler für das Land Thüringen, die Thüringer Frauenministerin Heike Werner, die GBs Stefanie Müller aus Nordhausen, Martin Reinhardt aus dem Weimarer Land, Ulrike Quentel aus Eisenach, Cornelia Weigardt aus Mühlhausen und Silvia Wille aus Apolda.. © Thüringer Ministerium für Arbeit, Soziales, Gesundheit, Frauen und Familie — Zum Workshop in Erfurt zum Thema Gesetzesnovelle waren hier mit dabei (Foto v.r.): die GBs Ursel Kittlaus aus Weimar, Catrin Heinrich aus Gera sowie Dr. Arn Sauer von der Bundesstiftung Gleichstellung Berlin, die GBs Dr. Kerstin Haupt aus Jena, Gabi Ohler für das Land Thüringen, die Thüringer Frauenministerin Heike Werner, die GBs Stefanie Müller aus Nordhausen, Martin Reinhardt aus dem Weimarer Land, Ulrike Quentel aus Eisenach, Cornelia Weigardt aus Mühlhausen und Silvia Wille aus Apolda.

The Thuringian Equal Opportunities Act (ThürGleichG) is up for public discussion. Thuringia's Minister for Women's Affairs, Heike Werner, and Thuringia's Equal Opportunities Commissioner, Gabi Ohler, launched a broad participation process on October 5 with around 60 Equal Opportunities Commissioners (EOCs) and people working on equality issues from all over Thuringia. Gera's Gender Equality Officer Catrin Heinrich was also present and will continue to support the debate in the future. Various paragraphs were discussed at the meeting: what has proven to be effective, what has proven to be ineffective or in need of updating? The Thuringian equal opportunities commissioners discussed these questions in depth at their annual conference the following day. In particular, the focus was on how to improve the effectiveness of the law, as some provisions are aimed at important equality factors but are hardly applied in practice.