The Government of Castile-La Mancha will focus on an organized campaign for 25N, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. When executed in a digital environment.
This was announced by Equality Minister Sarah this Thursday. … In her presentation, Simon explained that digital developments, the use of social networks and the rise of artificial intelligence are creating new forms of gender-based violence based on “the same old roles and stereotypes.” as part of the “structure of inequality in which we live”.
“Using social networks to objectify women or judge their appearance; to spy on them or to anonymously monitor them; to share images of intimate content; to blackmail or coerce women with intimate images, real or generated by artificial intelligence; These are new ways to use sexist violence.” he pointed out.
Therefore, in this 25N, local authorities are launching a campaign with the following motto: “#I don’t share violence against women” The aim is to know how to identify digital violence, because “there cannot also be accomplices who share it,” the counselor explained, “because we are a majority that values deep digital development and artificial intelligence and fully respects people, especially women.”
As with previous events, local governments will be involved in organizing the event. More than 800 activities throughout the territorythrough a network of women’s centers that provide support and funding through associations and associations in Castile-La Mancha.
Group event held in Molina de Aragón on November 26th
Regional President Emiliano Garcia-Page has already been appointed. The 25N event will be held on November 26th in the town of Molina de Aragon (Guadalajara).five education centers will be recognized, and this year five new businesses or organizations will be recognized for their “determined contribution to the advancement of equality and the fight against gender violence”.
In the host city of Guadalajara, the recognized schools are: Grouped rural centers of Tortuella, Villers de Mesa and Corduentelocated in the Molina de Aragon region and recognized entities are: handball guadalajarawas recognized for its continued commitment to women’s sports and commitment to gender equality.
The recognized educational centers in Toledo are: IES “Eagle Castle”from Villaruenga de la Sagra, whose outstanding presence is Padea Associationfor their unwavering work to protect equality in the education sector, for young people, and to combat gender violence. Additionally, it became the first organization in Toledo County to comply with the Agreement for a Society Free of Gender Violence.
he IES “Santiago Grisolia” An award-winning educational center located in the town of Cuenca that uses musical theater as a tool aimed at promoting equality and a society free of violence. This time, Business and Professional Women’s Association of Cuenca Recognized for her tireless work to promote equality in the workplace and forced labor for women victims of gender-based violence.
The award-winning educational center in Albacete IES “Tomás Navarro Tomás” Socio-economic entities recognized as capital are AmiabIts functions are aimed at creating employment opportunities and developing social-labor integration itineraries, always with a gender perspective.
And finally, in Ciudad Real, the local government recognized its activities. CEIP “Enrique Tierno Galván”In the business section, Armida integrated group Recognized for work aimed at bringing people with disabilities into the workforce, ensuring that women who are victims of gender-based violence have access to employment opportunities and a new start in life.
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