Gender

Program that promotes the social and labor integration of vulnerable women, promoting healthy school meals and preventing school dropout.

The School of Professions promotes free and inclusive training, connecting education, employment and innovation to reduce social and labor inequalities.

The municipal Crusade for Literacy seeks to reduce illiteracy in people over 15 years of age through government and social collaboration, with the objective of educating 4,500 people and supporting basic education.

Rennes City Council promotes the harmonization of rhythms of life, focusing on gender equality, labor reorganization and childcare services, improving quality of life and professional opportunities.

Women of Santo André participate in popular legal education sessions provided by the Department of Legal Affairs of the City Council with the aim of creating an informal and qualified group who has the tools to guide other women in the struggle for their rights.

This program encourages female empowerment by offering them free training in different productive activities that can generate income. In the courses women are taught about how to create craft works that they later will promote and sell.

The Sao Paulo Workplace Diversity Pact promotes gender and race equality, seeking to reduce discrimination and wage gaps. Committed companies receive the Diversity Seal as recognition.

In Mexico, teenage pregnancy affects 11.96% of women between 15 and 19 years old. A campaign in the Federal District promotes sexual health, pregnancy prevention and self-care through community education.

The Rosario Urban Agriculture Program emerged after the 2001 crisis to combat poverty through agroecology in abandoned spaces, promoting sustainable production and leadership of women in the community.

The project in Changwon seeks to integrate immigrant women, promoting their well-being and education. It facilitates language learning and cultural understanding to promote their citizenship and improve their quality of life.

“Illustrated Lives” is a community project in Esposende, 2008, that addresses alcoholism through writing, theater and illustration workshops, promoting self-knowledge and personal development in institutionalized women.

The program seeks to integrate families, women and young immigrants through training, family mediation, job placement and intercultural dialogue, promoting social inclusion and educational and social resources.

The project promotes the figure of the mediator in Tarragona, promoting training and awareness about mediation. It includes courses for women and collaboration with entities to promote conflict resolution and social inclusion.

In the 80s, Barcelona created the Women’s Information and Assistance Point (PIADS) to combat inequalities. They offer care, workshops and legal advice, increasing the autonomy and skills of women.

Sexist violence frequently appears in dating, including adolescents. The prevention workshops seek to raise awareness among young people about this violence, helping them identify abusive behavior and prevent it from becoming chronic.