The campaign's graphic design, created by local designer Maria Palací, accompanies and gives identity to the proposal, visually reinforcing the message of collective demand and commitment.
The program will kick off throughout November with the "Rodabalcons" campaign, which involves distributing messages against gender violence to be placed on balconies to raise awareness of collective commitment.
Additionally, from November 13th to 30th, the Maria Crespo Font square (new City Hall) will host the urban exhibition "Som Marea: mirades que transformen" by artist Mireia Ripoll. The inauguration will take place on Friday, November 13th, at 6:00 PM.
On Wednesday, November 25th, the central date, the institutional event will be held. The day will begin at 7:00 PM with a march against violence towards women, starting from Maria Crespo Font square. Subsequently, at 8:00 PM, Rei Jaume I square will host a collective artistic performance, coordinated with local associations and the artist Maria Palací (Mel de Romer).
The program will continue on Thursday, November 26th, at 8:00 PM, in the Cultural Hall, with the screening of the documentary "Mamá, duérmete que yo vigilo" by Rosa de los Santos and Concha Inza Romea, focusing on vicarious violence.
Through this campaign, Benissa aims to make November 25th a shared demand that goes beyond a specific date, reinforcing citizens' commitment to equality and the eradication of gender violence.
