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| Bows will be placed on the balcony of the City Hall and municipal buildings, a manifesto will be read and different awareness actions will be carried out aimed at Primary and Secondary students, as well as adults | The mayor of Jumilla, Juana Guardiola, together with the councilors for Social Policy and Equality, Antonio López and Lola Gómez, announced today the program prepared to commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Gender Violence (November 25) , which this year has chosen as its motto 'Brave and free at the same time'. The activities include the placement of violet ribbons against gender violence in different municipal buildings and schools, with the central act of putting the ribbon on the balcony of the City Hall on Wednesday, November 25 at 12 noon.

Next, a manifesto will be read at the Monolith against Gender Violence located on Paseo Lorenzo Guardiola, next to Avenida de la Libertad. The program also includes activities aimed at raising awareness among the youngest.

Primary 6 students will participate in a drawing contest 'Painting against gender violence', whose submission period ends on the 27th and the awards ceremony will be held on Friday, December 4. For Secondary students, a projection has been prepared in their schools of a two-chapter drama-series developed with content related to the theme of micromachisms, "the machismos of the day to day, the most subtle but no less important, since they maintain inequalities in many situations and harm both men and women, in such a way that they are the basis of the maintenance of the macho culture, "explained Lola Gómez. The play, performed by the Clandestino Teatro company, seeks to activate the critical gaze so that each person who views the show draws their own conclusions and analyzes to what extent the way of doing things can have an impact on "feeding" sexist and unequal behaviors that are the basis of gender violence. On the other hand, between the 20th and 27th, talks have been scheduled for different groups by the Corporal of the Local Police, Antonio Guardiola Lizán, Paqui Ruiz, technician in the area of ??Equality, Antonio Mari Simón, psychologist, and Mari Cruz Trigueros, legal advisor to the CAVI of Jumilla. To ask for help If you have any need about gender violence, you can ask for help through 016, 112, in the Alertcop application or in the CAVI, located in the Jumilla Social Services Center. Antonio López has highlighted that to this support for the victims of gender violence he adds to the signing, "last May, by our mayor Juana Guardiola with the Ministry of the Interior, of Jumilla's adhesion to the VioGen system.

It is about an agreement with the Secretary of State for Security for the adaptation of the technical computer mechanisms necessary for the members of the Local Police to join it and act in the area of ??gender violence ". Likewise, the mayor recalled that the Department of Social Policy has assigned three civil servants to the CAVI service with the aim of not changing staff throughout the year and depending on the subsidies received.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla