1st GLOBAL MOVEMENT TO COMBAT WOLLYING
A concept introduced and disseminated in Brazil by Katia Teixeira, to identify, raise awareness of, and combat the silent violence that occurs between women in social, professional, and school environments.
1st GLOBAL MOVEMENT TO COMBAT WOLLYING
A concept introduced and disseminated in Brazil by Katia Teixeira, to identify, raise awareness of, and combat the silent violence that occurs between women in social, professional, and school environments.
ABOUT THE INSTITUTE
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We are a social organization dedicated to raising awareness and addressing emotional violence among women, promoting more conscious, collaborative, and emotionally safe environments.
The Institute was born from the movement conceived by Katia Teixeira, responsible for bringing the concept of Wollying to public discourse in Brazil. Wollying is a term that names the emotional violence practiced between women and broadens the discussion about its impacts.
ABOUT THE INSTITUTE
We are a social organization dedicated to raising awareness and addressing emotional violence among women, promoting more conscious, collaborative, and emotionally safe environments.
The Institute was born from the movement conceived by Katia Teixeira, responsible for bringing the concept of Wollying to public discourse in Brazil. Wollying is a term that names the emotional violence practiced between women and broadens the discussion about its impacts.
National and international recognition
Wollying has already been the subject of:
- Special report on UOL Universa
- International interview on RFI (France)
- Report in Correio Braziliense
- Original column published on UOL
- Debate in national media
The movement linked to the Institute earned a place in the RankBrasil ranking as the largest league of female investors working to support vulnerable women through the free distribution of books.
This recognition reinforces that the issue is not isolated, but structural.
There is a type of violence that leaves no visible marks.
Wollying is emotional violence perpetrated between women through exclusion, sabotage, humiliation, belittling, and silent psychological attacks. It occurs in the workplace, in schools, on social media, and even in spaces meant for women that should be safe .
Its impacts are profound:
Isolation;
Low self-esteem;
Broken bonds;
Missed opportunities;
Emotional distress;
For a long time, this dynamic was normalized or ignored. Today, it has a name.
National and international recognition
Wollying has already been the subject of:
- Special report on UOL Universa
- International interview on RFI (France)
- Report in Correio Braziliense
- Original column published on UOL
- Debate in national media
The movement linked to the Institute earned a place in the RankBrasil ranking as the largest league of female investors working to support vulnerable women through the free distribution of books.
This recognition reinforces that the issue is not isolated, but structural.
The “Which Part of Me Are You Seeking?” Institute is a social movement dedicated to raising awareness, educating, and addressing emotional violence among women, promoting safer, more collaborative, and healthier environments.
Our purpose is to transform rivalry into awareness, creating more collaborative, healthy, and safe environments.
Education and Awareness
– Lectures and public discourse on Wollying – Emotional training and behavioral re-education – Educational projects in schools and institutions – Awareness campaigns in social settings
Social Impact
– Training for women in vulnerable situations – Support for single mothers, single mothers, and mothers of children with disabilities – Book donations in communities and shelters – Book distribution in prisons
Articulation and Representation
– Participation in national and international events – Expanding the public discourse on wollying – Building support networks among women – Strengthening safer environments for women
The “Which Part of Me Are You Seeking?” Institute is a social movement dedicated to raising awareness, educating, and addressing emotional violence among women, promoting safer, more collaborative, and healthier environments.
Our purpose is to transform rivalry into awareness, creating more collaborative, healthy, and safe environments.
Education and Awareness
– Lectures and public debates on Wollying – Emotional training and behavioral re-education – Educational projects in schools and institutions – Awareness campaigns in social settings
Social Impact
– Training for women in vulnerable situations – Support for single mothers, single-parent mothers, and mothers of children with disabilities – Book donations in communities and shelters – Book distribution in prisons
Articulation and Representation
– Participation in national and international events – Expanding the public debate on wollying – Building support networks among women – Strengthening safer environments for women
HELP THE INSTITUTE QDM
By purchasing the book “Which Part of Me Are You Seeking? – Women in the fight against wollying,” you directly strengthen the social actions of the Institute.
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By purchasing this book, you are not only acquiring a work of art, you are supporting a social movement.
HELP THE INSTITUTE
By purchasing the book “Which Part of Me Are You Seeking? – Women in the fight against wollying,” you directly strengthen the social actions of the Institute.
_____________________
By purchasing this book, you are not only acquiring a work of art, you are supporting a social movement.
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
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Katia Teixeira
Businesswoman and female leader.
With a solid track record in entrepreneurship and social impact, he brought the debate to major portals, international events, and public initiatives.
Her work connects education, literature, and social transformation.
More than just denouncing a problem, it proposes a change in culture.
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
Katia Teixeira
Businesswoman and female leader.
With a solid track record in entrepreneurship and social impact, he brought the debate to major portals, international events, and public initiatives.
Her work connects education, literature, and social transformation.
More than just denouncing a problem, it proposes a change in culture.
Transformation begins with recognition.
Wollying can only be confronted when it’s understood.
Learn about the concept. Read the book. Bring the discussion to your community. Help other women.