With the celebration of International Women's Day next March 8 close, the Department of Equal Dénia has been supported by women's associations matria, Diyafa, Women in Business and Xarxa of Gifts of the Marina Alta, The Ministry of Justice and Social Welfare, the center associated of UNED in Dénia, Cine Club Pessic and photography studio Pelut i Pelat to prepare an interesting week full of events.
Friday March 2 the exhibition will open Stories of womenBy Manuel López in the photo studio Pelut i Pelat.
Sunday 4, cineclub session devoted to the film projection Mataharis, Icíar Bollaín. The organization Matria moderate after a colloquium on the film.
Thursday March 8 be held at City Hall the act of the International Women's Day. In addition to the manifesto agreed by the Consell de la Dona, it will be delivered to Sonja Dietz full distinction this year and students of the Escola de Teatre Comarcal ETC will represent a performance. That same day, at 19: 30, la, la Xarxa de Dones of the Marina Alta convenes a concentration-demonstration Glorieta Country Valencià.
Friday March 9, 11 in the morning, there will be a workshop on roles and stereotypes, Organized by the Women Dénia Center of the Ministry of Justice and Social Welfare in the Social Services building.
Saturday March 10 Association organizes the Diyafa experience table among women from different cultures and generations. It will be from the 17 hours at the Social Center and entry is free.
The program continues on March 13 with talk Family care. A question of women?, taught by the technician of Infodona María José Martí, in the Center of Barrio Oeste, at 17.30 hours. The entrance is open to the public.
Parallel to these activities, the center associated of UNED in Dénia has organized the free course The reconciliation of work and family life: a future in common, which is taught in three sessions (the 25 in February and the 3 and 10 in March) of four teaching hours each.
Activities this year are again illustrated by a work of graphic art workshop of Classrooms for the Elderly. A total of twelve designs were submitted and chose the poster created by students Adela Tarnawiecki and Olga Duxans.
