The campaign, organized by the Municipal Delegation of Equality, includes a series of training, cultural, and awareness-raising proposals that will take place over more than two weeks, involving both the educational community and the general public.
This year's poster, created by Rebeca Sáez-Guinea, a 1st year of Art Baccalaureate student at IES Francisco Pacheco, uses collage technique to depict two intertwined hands, symbolizing egalitarian education and society. The artwork aims to convey the importance of uniting these two elements to combat gender violence, advocating for education as a transformative tool.
Among the highlighted activities are training sessions on double discrimination, educational theater sessions for Secondary students, a cineforum, a workshop on empowerment and self-knowledge, and a flamenco performance raising awareness about sexist violence.
The central day on November 25 will feature the unfurling of a banner with the campaign slogan, the reading of an institutional manifesto, and the lighting of candles in memory of victims of sexist violence, next to the ‘Rafael Pablos’ Municipal Library.
The Equality delegate, Elena Ramírez, emphasized the importance of education and prevention, with the involvement of the educational community and society, as priority objectives of the municipal government to move towards a coexistence free from violence against women.
The program details events such as training workshops on November 6 and 12 at the Casa de la Juventud and the La Jara Municipal Center; the poster presentation on November 10; theater sessions from November 16 to 18 at the ‘Manolo Sanlúcar’ Municipal Auditorium; a cineforum on November 18 at Cineápolis Sanlúcar; the violet lighting of the Eressan municipal building from November 20 to 27; an empowerment workshop on November 23 at the Outpatient Addiction Treatment Center; and the flamenco show 'Palo a Palo' on November 26 at the ‘Manolo Sanlúcar’ Municipal Auditorium.
