Help instead of throwing away

We received a donation of approximately 60 laptops and PCs from the "Women for Women" association. The devices were personally handed over by Ms. Diana Wagner, an employee of "Women for Women." We extend our sincere thanks to Ms. Wagner for the delivery of the devices and to her supervisor, Ms. Manuela Kräuter, for her support and for making this donation possible. The donated computers will now be refurbished—all data will be securely erased, the devices will be cleaned, and a new operating system will be installed. They will then be distributed to individuals and families in need. We thank the entire "Women for Women" team for this valuable contribution. www.frauenfuerfrauen.at Ms. Wagner with the donated devices

On this International Women's Day, we not only celebrate the strength and courage of women – we also send a clear message against the injustices that far too many of us experience daily. The reality is uncomfortable: women earn less, perform more unpaid care work, and bear the greater burden of family responsibilities. And when their working lives end, many face a particularly bitter reality – poverty in old age. Women are disproportionately affected by poverty in old age because employment histories were interrupted, because part-time work became a necessity, and because pension systems still contain structural disadvantages. This is not a given. This is a system that we can and must change. More than just fine words: Feminism is not about giving flowers once a year and then going back to business as usual. That's exactly the kind of bullshit we no longer need. Feminism means: Basic security for all: Pensions that are enough to live on, not enough to starve. Justice at work: Equal pay, recognition of care work, opportunities for genuine equality of opportunity. Protection from violence and arbitrary treatment: Everywhere, at work, in family, and in society. Genuine participation: Not just in words, but in decision-making structures. Our mission: The PCS for All association stands for people who are serious about equality and social justice. We see women in precarious employment. We see the invisible work that is done every day. We see elderly women who have always worked and now have to count every penny three times over. We see mothers who cannot afford to buy their children computers. A woman who supported us was murdered by her partner. And we are taking action. Today and every day: More Feminism, Less Bullshit – fewer empty promises, more genuine solidarity, and concrete changes.

Around 100 discarded laptops are getting a second chance – thanks to dedicated students from the Evangelical Gymnasium and Vocational School in Vienna and the generous support of mobile network operator Drei. Once again, young people from the Evangelical Gymnasium and Vocational School in Vienna's 1030rd district have joined forces with the association PCs für alle A hands-on effort: As part of a joint refurbishment project, around 100 laptops were overhauled, cleaned, and prepared for distribution to people in need. The devices were provided by the mobile network operator Drei – a long-standing and reliable partner of PCs für alleDREI has been supporting the association for many years, making an important contribution to digital inclusion in Austria. "When students work together with their teacher and a company like DREI donates devices, it creates real impact – for people who would otherwise have no access to digital technology." The young people were accompanied by Professor Roncat, who not only took over the organization but also lent a hand himself. His commitment shows how sustainable education and social engagement can go hand in hand. PCs für alle DREI extends its heartfelt thanks for its ongoing support, as well as to the Evangelical Gymnasium and Vocational School Vienna – teachers and students alike – for their exceptional commitment. Together, we are making digital inclusion possible. DREI website Evangelical Gymnasium and Vocational School website https://www.pcsfueralle.at/aktuelles/250-computer-fuer-die-karawane--teil-2-331