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Activities in schools, village exhibition and equality are some of the proposals of the city of Murcia to celebrate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, which falls on November 25.
Events take place during this month.
The smallest part in a campaign to prevent gender violence in schools with reading the story 'Mom is sad', Maria Theresa Carter, Maria Jose Munoz and Maria Belen Sanchez.
CEIP will be held in San Juan (Murcia), Torresalinas (Barriomar), Luis Costa (Murcia), Montepinar (The Esparragal), Our Lady of Cortes (Nonduermas) Infanta Cristina (Bridge Tonics) and School Equipment.
Among the planned developments is holding a Town of Equality in the Garden of Salitre, which is a market with traditional products, and games and fun and educational activities for children that promote equality.
Will be on 22, 23 and November 24.
From November 14 to December 2 will be open at the Centro Municipal de El Carmen, the exhibition 'Women in Media', Monday-Friday, 11-13, and 17-20 hours.
On 19 November at 18:30, the conference is scheduled 'Eccentricities of gender violence in older women', organized by the Association of Housewives, Consumers and Users of Murcia, at the Centro Cultural Las Claras.
Join the Magistrate Court of Violence on Women in Cartagena, Juan Ángel Pérez López, the President of the Association AVIDA for Victims of Domestic Violence, Laura Miñano, the security specialist in the Mediterranean, Middle East and Middle East, Jerónima Maria Crispi Matas, and the Regional Coordinator Messengers of Peace, Carmelo Gómez.
On November 25, International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, will be held an act of awareness and distribution of ties in the Plaza de Santo Domingo, from 10.30.
At 12.00 am in the Meeting Room of City Hall, the event will present the award institutional and Equal Murcia Brigid Gonzalez, a family physician and primary care EMAVI collaborator.
In the evening, at 17 pm, is scheduled roundtable 'Women and Health: responses to gender violence, organized by the Equality Unit of the University of Murcia in the Graduate Hall School of Law, with Bridget participation Gonzalez Pilar Balance cynical psychologist, and social worker Love Egea.
In addition, the Department of Equality Policy and Development Cooperation has launched awareness campaign and awareness 'are out: no to violence against women', which involves the installation of marquees and posters throughout the municipality and 76 Centers for Women.
This action will take place from November 12 to December 3.
Women seen in 2013
The Municipal Equipment Care Gender Violence (EMAVI) has attended so far this year (January to October) to 281 women for domestic violence.
In total, there have been 1,713 attentions.
Regarding the nationality of women attended, 67% are Spanish and 33% foreign (mainly from Morocco, Ecuador and Bolivia).
The 33.10% of women are aged between 30 and 40 years, 27.05% from 40 to 50 years and 20.28% between 20 and 30.
The 29.89% has a dependent child, and 29.89% have two.
As for the studies, 44,13% have primary education and secondary 31.32%.
The 39.15% of the people served do not receive any benefit, the 16.37% work for others, not working the 11.03% and 9.25% has a precarious job.
The 72.24% of women experience domestic violence complaint filed, and 63.70% have no restraining order.
As the aggressor, in 53.38% of cases is a partner, and 41% of cases is the former partner.
The physical and psychological abuse is a 39.15%, 21.35% physical cases and 21.35% psychological.
The 81.14% of women not living with the abuser.
The City has two shelters housing as a resource, protection and specialized treatment for women and their children who must leave the usual address gender violence.
In all they have capacity for 10 people.
Currently occupy 3 women and 1 child.
So far this year have gone through the shelters 6 women and 7 children.
The women's ages ranged between 19 and 55 years, and of those under age 8-11 years.
Three Spanish women are welcomed, two of Morocco and Russia.
Four of them are unemployed.
The EMAVI provides direct care (counseling, advice and support), placement of women in need, awareness campaigns and coordination with the Regional and National levels.
Among its objectives is to provide comprehensive care and prevention of violence against women.
To contact the EMAVI can call 968358600, ext.
2020, 2045, 2016, 2010, 2007 and 2006.
By mail emavi@ayto-murcia.es in C / Eulogio Soriano, 6.
1st floor, or by calling the single emergency telephone number 112.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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