Anti-racist Storytelling Session at Sant Bonifaci School in Vinaixa

Middle and upper elementary students enjoyed a storytelling session in Galician as part of the "Contos que fan cami" cycle.

Generic image of a group of children listening to a storyteller in a library.
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Generic image of a group of children listening to a storyteller in a library.

Middle and upper elementary students from the Sant Bonifaci School in Vinaixa participated on Tuesday, October 20th, in a storytelling session in Galician, part of the "Contos que fan cami" cycle.

The session was led by Anxo Baranga from the group Furafollas Agrupación Teatral, affiliated with the Asemblea Cultural Galega de Barcelona. This activity is part of the "Contos que fan cami: oral narration with an anti-racist perspective in the libraries of les Garrigues" cycle, which aims to promote cultural diversity and anti-racist reflection.
The initiative is a proposal from the Service for Migrations, Welcome, and Shared Dignified Life of the Consell Comarcal de les Garrigues, in collaboration with the region's public libraries. The cycle includes six oral narration sessions to be held in various municipalities of les Garrigues throughout October, November, and December.
The participating municipalities in this cycle are la Granadella, Castelldans, l'Albagés, Arbeca, Cervià, and Vinaixa.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Vinaixa (22/10/2026)