In the post-MeToo era, with the increasingly frequent denunciation of sexual violence against women, how can European women position themselves in the face of a collective European unconscious fueled by the Greek myth of Europa, a woman abused, abducted, and violated (see street art seen in Berlin in 2013)? Does this explain their difficulty in attaining a politically decisive role in Europe, despite representing 50% of the population? And what about the management of their health, and the social and economic inequalities they face?
We decided to consider Europe on a geographical rather than a political level because current politics are essentially based on competition, rivalry and predation.