Ripollet hosts "What Were You Wearing?" exhibition against revictimization of gender violence victims

The exhibition, available at the Cultural Center until November 30th, uses clothing items to denounce the stigmas surrounding sexual violence.

Generic image of various pieces of clothing laid out on a neutral background.
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Generic image of various pieces of clothing laid out on a neutral background.

The Cultural Center of Ripollet is hosting the exhibition "What Were You Wearing?" until November 30th, a display that aims to visualize and question the stigmas surrounding sexual violence and denounce the double victimization experienced by women who go public with an assault.

The initiative is the result of a collaboration between the Women's Committee, Traça, and Ainoa Gil, a philosophy student who completed her Final Degree Project (TFG) as a collaborative service with the two Ripollet associations.
The exhibition features a collection of anonymous and public testimonies from gender violence victims in Ripollet, represented by the clothing they wore on the day of their assault. The aim is to show that any clothing can be worn while still suffering an attack.
Additionally, various local entities have contributed to the exhibition by creating dance representations that will be published as the exhibition progresses. Furthermore, on Saturday, November 28th at 4:30 PM, in the courtyard of the Cultural Center (to be confirmed), a joint performance of all the dances symbolizing this issue will take place.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Ripollet (10/11/2026)