The city of Rubí will join the commemoration of November 25th, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, with the slogan 'The fight against gender-based violence is the thread that unites us'. The program features artistic activities, awareness-raising events, a family show, and specific training.
Plaça Doctor Guardiet will be the hub for activities on Wednesday, November 25th. Starting at 5 PM, the #25N Creative Space will open, featuring exhibitions such as 'Ni invisibles ni silenciades' by the Rubí Illustrators Collective C.I.R.C. and 'Visibles. 25N a les Torres' by the Les Torres Creative Women's Group. There will also be children's workshops on badges and makeup focusing on respect, equality, and freedom, as well as awareness activities by Racó del Llibre and the edRa Municipal School of Art and Design.
At 6 PM, there will be a popular dance featuring the giantess Paula and the small giantess Laia, by Geganters de Rubí. Subsequently, at 6:15 PM, the traditional reading of the manifesto will take place, led by the mayor of Rubí, Ana María Martínez Martínez, representatives of entities, and individual women from the city. The central event will conclude at 6:30 PM with the performance 'Les paraules fan mal' (Words hurt).
The program extends beyond November 25th with the family show 'Lila ReBVelada' on Thursday, November 19th, at El Casino de Rubí, and the Punt Lila Training Workshop on Monday, November 30th, at the Les Torres Community Space, focusing on the prevention and addressing of gender-based violence.
The Information and Support Service for Women (SIAD) of the City Council of Rubí has assisted 337 women in 913 visits through its psychological services this year. The Legal Service has conducted 183 visits, primarily for family, criminal, and civil proceedings. The mobile teleassistance service ATENPRO has 45 users, and the Espai Vincles project has carried out 330 individual visits with adolescents in Rubí's public schools.
