The program, running through November and December, includes awareness-raising, reflection, and advocacy activities to promote a society free from discrimination and violence against women. The October Municipal Plenary unanimously approved an institutional manifesto focused on digital violence.
Activities began with the exhibition “Les dones que falten” (The Missing Women), by Feministes de Catalunya, on display at the Federació Obrera boulevard until November 11th. On November 18th, at 6 PM, at the Federació Obrera, a talk-workshop titled “Bodies, Freedom, and Cancer: Deconstructing the Mandate of Femininity” will be held, led by PICAM.
A key focus will be the prevention of misogynistic violence in the digital environment. On November 23rd, at 5 PM, the Casal Cívic Riera Bonet will host the talk-workshop “Digital Misogynistic Violence: Identification and Approach Strategies”.
The central event will take place on November 25th, at 7 PM, in the assembly hall of the Federació Obrera, with the reading of the institutional manifesto and a micro-theater performance by IMPULS TEATRE.
Other events include a storytelling session “Quan elles volen” (When They Want), on November 27th at 5:30 PM at the Biblioteca El Molí, by Liliana Mokaná. Workshops will also be held at the Institut Bernat el Ferrer on the impact of media and social networks on young people's mental health.
Finally, on December 9th, at 6:30 PM, the Biblioteca El Molí will host the talk “Everyday Violence”, by journalist and writer Gemma Ruiz Palà. The City Council thus reaffirms its commitment to feminist policies.
For more information on activities, schedules, and registration, consult the full program on the municipal website molinsderei.cat/25N/.
