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Councillor for Women and Culture, Rosario Montero, today introduced the activities that are planned together from two Councillors to mark March 8 International Women's Day under the slogan 'Yes!

We 'and developed in the field of literature, art, traditions and new technologies, throughout the month of March.

The commemorative program will open on 1 March with the bobbin lacemakers Meeting of La Palma, and continues with literary encounters 'Women on the letter', with lectures that delve into the feminine.

In the literary field also highlight the celebration on March 17th, women's literary Day, with the reading of works by different authors, and original creative writing course will take place from 23 to 25 March Espido given by Freire.

By traveling and weekly, will run until May, the project 'Healthy mature', which has been underway for three years.

This is a theoretical-practical workshop dealing with the mature woman from the different facets of his life: physiological, self-esteem and sexuality in at maturity.

As news, this year will be workshops on 'Shared tasks' to schools aimed at primary pupils, to promote equality in household tasks and awareness since the children are small and are more capable of learning.

Also new is the digital photography workshop at the initiation level, led to 30 students wishing to enter the world of new technologies, a talk on Dependency Law to be held at the Cultural Centre on 26 March, and Thursday March 5, the People's University has organized an open day with contests and other surprises for the participants, which can be accessed in five groups of 20 women.

In all these activities, complete with photographic exhibitions and awards ceremony of the Photo Competition III Women and Photography, the play 'special women's police station' in charge of the theater group of the Department of Women, the Cyber- Coffee: Women On-Line to learn to make arrangements and procedures without leaving home, and guided tours of Teatro Romano (from 4 to 31 March), is expected to involve about 3,000 women.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena