20260126 | Conference, Feminin Pluriel Luxembourg
Across Iran, a courageous population is rising against repression, systemic violence, and the silencing of fundamental freedoms. This nationwide uprising exposes not only the human cost of terror and censorship, but also the devastating economic and social consequences imposed on an entire nation.
Through her firsthand experience and human rights advocacy, Shabnam Sabzehi will shed light on:
- State violence and systemic repression
- Digital censorship and the “iron curtain” of information
- Economic collapse and its impact on daily lifeThe courage and resilience of Iranian women and citizens
- The courage and resilience of Iranian women and citizens
Shabnam Sabzehi, Iranian-American, is a Professional Communication and Transformation Strategist whose work focuses on shaping powerful narratives, guiding communities through change, and building communication frameworks that inspire action. With a background in strategic messaging, community engagement, and advocacy-driven storytelling, Shabnam helps individuals and organizations communicate with clarity, integrity, and impact.
Since September 2022, the murder of Mahsa Amini by the hands of the repressive regime in Iran, Shabnam has made it her personal mission to be the voice of Woman Life Freedom movement and all those fighting for their basic human rights- individuals who have been silenced by discrimination, gender-based violence , and state oppression. As an activist for women’s rights and human rights, her mission extends to raising awareness about the death penalty, torture, and systemic injustices affecting women and marginalized communities.
Committed to action beyond the stage, Shabnam has been working as a volunteer with numerous international and local non-for-profit organizations (e.g. ACAT Luxembourg, Douri, BeHuman, ASTI, RYSE, Passerell, Amnesty, CID an Fraen Gender, Amnesty) supporting human rights campaigns, providing communication strategy for grassroots initiatives, and contributing to international efforts that protect those at risk. Through these collaborations, she continues to champion dignity, freedom, and justice for all.
With a unique blend of professional strategy and activist vision, Shabnam stands at the intersection of communication, transformation, and human rights—using narrative power to challenge inequality and ignite social change.
This conference is an invitation to understand, reflect, and raise awareness.
20251028 | Feminin Pluriel Luxembourg
Before we turn the page, let’s gather for one last moment of joy, friendship and celebration at our traditional End-of-Year Dinner 2025.
🎁🎄✨ An evening dedicated to the pleasure of being together again, sharing laughter and – as tradition has it – a few surprises prepared just for you 🎁🎄✨.
A moment to celebrate together our vibrant energy, our exchanges and the Féminin Pluriel Luxembourg spirit that brings us together.
🎁🎄✨ We look forward to welcoming you to this festive and convivial evening! 🎁🎄✨
20251006 | Conference, Feminin Pluriel Luxembourg
Dinner – Conference – Debate
part of the “Women’s Health” series
Following World Stroke Day, Féminin Pluriel Luxembourg is pleased to invite you to an exceptional dinner with Chantal Keller, President of the non-profit organization Blëtz, which is dedicated to raising awareness, promoting prevention, and supporting people affected by stroke (accident vasculaire cérébral, AVC) in Luxembourg.
Early signs, symptoms, lifestyle habits… Chantal Keller from Blëtz asbl will tell us more.
We look forward to sharing this meaningful evening with you and to reconnecting with the unique energy of our gatherings!
Venue
Restaurant La Mirabelle
Thursday, November 6, 2025
From 7:00 PM:
Welcome drink & introductions
Followed by:
Dinner – Conference – Discussion
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Seasonal 3-course menu / 2 options
Drinks included (limited selection)
20250810 | Feminin Pluriel Luxembourg
Visit of the LUGA Exhibition followed by the Autumn Kick-Off Cocktail
We are opening the season in style with our big rentrée evening:
A stroll through the heart of LUGA for a partial tour along the Pétrusse Valley of the ephemeral urban gardens and installations, followed by a festive cocktail gathering at Villa Pétrusse in the new Brasserie Ciel. And to end on a dazzling note — for the bold among us — we’ll watch the spectacular Schueberfouer fireworks 🎆 from the Grande-Duchesse Charlotte Bridge, marking the close of summer in Luxembourg.
We look forward to sharing this luminous and festive rentrée with you, and to rediscovering the unique energy of our gatherings!
📍 Venue
Restaurant Ciel – Villa Pétrusse
“Set beneath a spectacular glass roof, surrounded by century-old trees and overlooking the Pétrusse Valley.”
🗓 Schedule
September 10, 2025
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18:00 – Meeting point: Cité Judiciaire Saint Esprit elevator
Visit of the Grund – Pétrusse Valley, then walk up to the Villa
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19:30 – Cocktail
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22:00 – Fireworks from the Pont Rouge
This event is open to guests.
Participation in the walk (without attending the cocktail) is free of charge – please indicate this upon registration.
Registration requests by email :
Deadline: September 1st
Email: luxembourgfemininpluriel@gmail.com
20250617 | Feminin Pluriel Luxembourg
Professional Background
Ana Luisa Teixeira has a solid background in the social sector. She worked for many years at Caritas Luxembourg, where she led integration and reintegration projects through employment, particularly with vulnerable populations.
Drawing on this experience, she founded HUT Re-Fashion, an innovative initiative that combines social integration, circular fashion, and support for the solidarity economy.
HUT Re-Fashion: A Committed Project
HUT Re-Fashion gives clothing a second life through textile upcycling processes, while also creating sustainable jobs for people experiencing social or economic hardship.
The workshop serves as a space for learning, knowledge sharing, and restoring dignity—at the crossroads of social inclusion and ecological transition.
Commitments & Values
Ana Luisa Teixeira advocates for responsible fashion that respects both the environment and human dignity.
She promotes a deeply human and inclusive vision of the economy, firmly believing that everyone has a talent to reveal, regardless of their background.
