The exhibition, composed of 13 posters made by students of all ages, from kindergarten to secondary school, including the Adult Education Center and the Occupational Workshop, captures their perspective on gender violence and their rejection of any form of inequality.
Ana M. Expósito, from the Equality Department, emphasized the importance of educating for equality, stating, "it is sowing today the violence-free society we want tomorrow."
“"It reminds us that co-education is one of the most important tools for preventing gender violence. Educating for equality from childhood, teaching to identify sexist behaviors, dismantling stereotypes, and fostering relationships based on respect, freedom, and good treatment, is working today to prevent tomorrow's violence."
The exhibition can be visited in the hall of the Antigua Casa de Artes y Oficios until Friday, November 13, in the morning hours (09:00 to 14:00 h.). Starting November 16, the exhibition will tour the educational centers.
The City Council has thanked the involvement of both teachers and students in this activity.
