The program includes proposals for different audiences and ages, such as a daytime purple point, a female self-defense workshop, a conference for women entrepreneurs, a forum theatre event, exhibitions, storytelling sessions, and spaces for reading and debate. On November 25th, at 12 PM, the institutional manifesto will be read in front of the City Council.
As part of the co-education project, workshops have been conducted for students in the 2nd and 6th grades of primary school and the 2nd grade of secondary school in the municipality's educational centers to address gender stereotypes and understand how they can be at the origin of inequalities and violence.
The City Council invites everyone to participate in the various activities and join this commemoration, as the prevention and elimination of gender-based violence is a collective responsibility.
Participants in the program's activities will be able to obtain the commemorative 25N scarf. Additionally, citizens are invited to complete an anonymous survey to raise awareness about gender-based violence, accessible via the QR code on the poster.
