With the start of November, Xàbia has announced the activities that will take place in the town to mark the November 25 -25N-, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. This year, the Town Hall has chosen the motto 'Xàbia is still bright for those who are no longer there and for all those who are there', with which it is intended to pay tribute both to the victims of gender violence and to those who have fought for the improvement of laws and resources in this area.
The Councilor for Equality, Raquel Violero, explained that the slogan seeks to recognize the struggle of all those who have contributed to the advancement of women's rights and protection, while also remembering the victims and their families, who continue to suffer the consequences of gender-based violence. Violero stressed the need to continue raising awareness of the problem "because it is a very harsh reality."
Programming 25N
The Councillor for Equality has outlined the program of activities, which includes various cultural and educational initiatives, among them, exhibitionsWorkshops, storytelling, artistic interventions or a book presentation, in addition to the institutional event, among other activities.
Violero highlighted, first of all, the exhibition 'From purple to black. Gender violence through the Alicante graphic press (2002-2007)', which will be inaugurated on January 10th in the Soler Blasco MuseumThis exhibition, provided by the University of Alicante Museum, addresses real cases of gender violence that occurred in the province and specifically in Xàbia, showing the phenomenon in a close and concrete way.
Another of the scheduled events is the artistic intervention 'Retalls amb veu: collage against gender violence'The project will involve 4th year ESO and EPA students. Through graphic materials and critical reflection, the students will create a collective mural that will be publicly presented during the institutional event on November 25th, which will take place at 12:00 noon in the Plaça de l'Església.
The agenda also includes other activities such as the book presentation 'Carlos, I want to tell you' November 14th or the , puppet show 'Totes the same, totes different' in educational centers, the children's story 'Hansel, Gretel and the Rabosa' (November 21), the debate 'Reivindiquem la nit' (November 27, Club of golf Xàbia, organized by the European Women of Marina Alta), the theatrical performance 'Tribute to an unknown' (November 28, House of Culture), and co-education and gender violence prevention workshops organized in collaboration with the UNED.
Violero has highlighted that the work Awareness-raising should involve the entire societybecause "no one is exempt from suffering or witnessing gender violence." The councilwoman emphasized the importance of working with younger generations.
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