The campaign aims to raise awareness about the importance of respecting each other, accepting our differences, and building a more inclusive, tolerant society based on good treatment. It particularly highlights the leading role of children and adolescents from CLIA, who have chosen the theme, designed the initiative, and selected the awareness-raising activities.
According to Eugeni Ruíz, Councilor for Children and Adolescence, the council provides the necessary financial and human support for the project to materialize. The campaign was created with direct participation from the youth, recognizing their right to express opinions and make decisions on matters affecting them.
Children and adolescents will also participate in facilitating the activities, explaining to other young people the importance of treating each other well, respecting differences, and defending equality. The goal is to educate about diversity through play and educational leisure, focusing on the right to non-discrimination.
Several free activities have been prepared for children and adolescents, including a storytelling session with free entry and no registration required. The campaign reaffirms the importance of giving a voice to youth and transforming their ideas into actions that improve the municipality.
Not hurting is the most beautiful way to live reminds us that we all deserve to be respected and loved, that differences make us unique individuals, and that building a more inclusive municipality is a shared responsibility.
The initiative emphasizes that youth participation involves listening to their ideas, trusting their capabilities, and making them protagonists of change, reaffirming the municipality's commitment as a CHILD AND ADOLESCENT FRIENDLY CITY.
