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Deputy Mayor, Ana Belen Castejon, and the Councillor for Equality, David Martinez presented the program of activities to be undertaken to raise awareness and report on domestic violence, to mark the International Day Against Violence Against Women, which will take place next November 25.
Throughout the month have organized various activities for all ages, adults and children, women and men, as the Department of Equality aims to reach everyone, inform about available resources they can use those in need help.
Councillor for Equality, David Martinez, announced the new campaign slogan: Silence is not the solution, count it.
The mayor explained that cases of domestic violence are an attack on the dignity and equality of human beings, security, and the right to life.
David Martinez also wanted to move the importance of the involvement of everyone in this social problem as domestic violence: We must break with abuse.
Men, women and all citizens must be involved in this social scourge.
The mayor has encouraged Cartagena and Cartagena to come out on Saturday November 7th concentration against gender violence.
From the Department of Equality also want to tackle the problem from within, that is, the CAVI and externally, to citizenship, he explained the mayor.
CAVI is a specialized resource that works a team of professionals from the fields of social work, psychology and law, in order to provide and ensure comprehensive coverage allowing individualized approach to this situation multidisciplinary team each person's face to provide the most effective response possible, and the output of violence against women.
The council has explained that this resource makes it possible for women to get advice on actions they can undertake and their rights, access different housing resources as emergency or temporary accommodation, which go out to recover their physical and / or psychological, and to achieve its training, employment or reemployment.
Looking citizen, from the Department of Equality work is needed awareness and prevention at all levels and throughout the year, explained the mayor.
Deputy Mayor, Ana Belen Castejon, also wanted to attend this presentation to show their support for the campaign against gender violence.
Castejon explained that the Department of Equality, is a very important for the government team member.
Deputy Mayor has tried to explain the importance of awareness and information, so we want this campaign report.
He also announced that they will try to have more resources and personnel to meet most comprehensive women who go through this situation form.
He also said that the government team did not want to be late in these situations, so it is also important values ​​education from an early age, so it is necessary to involve values ​​begin soon.
Ana Belen Castejon also announced that the Board of Local Government held this morning, has approved the proposal of condemning domestic violence and to support actions that as a bus which goes to Madrid on Saturday, 7 to participate State in March against Gender Violence, the lighting of the Town Hall in violent throughout the weekend, and especially sustain stable and comprehensive care of all resources.
High quality, confidentiality, evaluation and monitoring.
We also aim to promote women's associations, in addition to involving existing in these situations and stay informed.
Deputy Mayor also explained that we will ask for help from all administrations to ask for more resources to tackle this social evil.
ACTIVITIES AND ACTIONS
The Town Hall will be illuminated on 6, 7 and 8 November in support of State March Against Gender Violence, which will take place on November 7 in Madrid.
Deputy Mayor, Ana Belen Castejon, and the Councillor for Equality to attend this afternoon lighting on the consistory.
In addition, he will brighten violet week around November 25, International Day Against Gender Violence, from 23 to 29 November.
On the other hand, the Department of Equality has a metal structure with two more canvases in the Town Hall Square where phrases that have left women victims of violence, and on the other, information is collected CAVI.
The campaign is aimed at all audiences, for instance children.
For smaller Tales it has organized a colorful activity in the afternoon on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 in the morning in the square Icue.
Young people also have a place in this program.
Sunday 22 at 0.30 pm in the area of ​​Calle del Aire, a meeting place for the young, urban theatrical actions take place COMUNICA-TE.
Urban representations are borne by La Murga Theatre.
For adults, Wednesday November 25 is the concentration must act, silence makes us complicit, organized by the Feminist Platform March 8 with the participation of various social groups.
Reading the manifesto and urban theatrical action have the floor, at 19.30, in the square of Icue also take place.
This program has the help of volunteers Implica2 Hostec and the Department of Youth program, and thanks to them will be conducted an awareness campaign to catering establishments, which shall be displayed phrases that raise awareness about the problem, on the doors of public toilets.
The workshops also have a place in this program, they will be held every Thursday this month:
Thursday, November 5: Workshop good treatment and health in relations personales.José Antonio Ruiz.
Philosopher and educator social.Lugar: IES Juan Sebastian El Cano.
Workshop for the Prevention of gender violence in young
Thursday, November 12: Workshop Visibilización gender violence cotidiana.Inocencia Martinez Perez.
PsicólogaLugar: The Association of Women working Vaguada.Taller awareness
Thursday, November 19: Workshop AutocuidadoEl body as a territory of respect, care and violencia.Claudia not Carrasquilla Coral.
PsicólogaTaller directed to adult victims of domestic violence.
Thursday, November 29: Women Empowerment Workshop JóvenesNo is love everything reluceLola Perez.
MUJOMURTaller partnership targeting young victims of gender violence.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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