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Educators Francisca Maria Mateo, Maria Pla Pérez, Santos and Lola Tomasi Turrillo were responsible in Jumilla yesterday to celebrate the Day of the children's activity book "Teachers who have" organized by the Department of Equality within the program of the new quarter .
More than thirty children participated in storytelling, in which a total of four titles, all of us sexist stories were read.
"Is there anything more boring than being a pink princess?" Raquel Díaz Reguera;
"Hector The extraordinarily strong man." Magali Le Huche;
"Oliver Button is a baby."
Tomie de Paola and "The Princess wanted to write" Beatriz Perez Berrocal stories were chosen for the reading activity in which children interact with the teachers involved.
Councillor for Equality, Alicia Abellan, praised highly the activity, highlighting the interest shown by children for storytelling, a way of working a double objective, to bring them closer to the reading habit and to do so through not sexist, far away tales of texts in which both the woman and man posing in a very stereotypical way.
It is thus a way of working at par with children to further strengthen awareness of the need for equal opportunities for men and women.
Morning film session in the Teatro Vico
Tomorrow Friday, April 25, the Department of Equality continue with the program of activities, and will do with the space radio "waves Equality" and afternoon with free movie at the Teatro Vico.
As last Friday of each month, from 11.00 to 12.00 pm in the Municipal Issuer, Radio Jumilla, took place within the space of "Equal Waves".
In the afternoon, at 20.00, in collaboration with Ana Ortiz Film Club Interior Vico Theatre will host the screening of the film "Soul Rebel", which will be free access to full capacity.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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