Mollet’s commitment to gender equality
The councilor for Feminisms shares the vision of the Women’s Day programme, the feminist movement and her relationship with Mollet.
Mollet is still presenting himself in a vindictive manner in this 8-M, with the intention of continuing to highlight the obvious inequalities that still persist.
During the first two weeks of March, various activities are carried out in collaboration with the entities, ranging from philosophical and awareness talks to more festive celebrations such as monologues.
This year a women’s table has been created with which the City Council co-organises the events, joined by several organizations and professionals in the city with a feminist sensibility.
The council is also working on projects to give visibility to the women of Mollet, highlighting the importance of recognizing the female figures who have influenced local history.
The search for female references in Mollet
The research work reveals the great difference in the recognition of women through street names and other tributes in the city, motivating the need to rescue their stories and contributions.
The council is implementing several actions, such as the network of purple points and talks in schools, to promote awareness and education in gender matters.
The main goal is to normalize feminism and involve all citizens, including men, to overcome toxic masculinity and promote gender equality.
Personal experiences
The councilor shares personal experiences that reflect the challenges and gender inequalities she has had to overcome throughout her career and her daily life.
Her experience as a doctor also highlights gender disparities in the field of medicine, highlighting the importance of a change in the perception and treatment of professional women.
In addition, his connection with Mollet and his commitment to local culture are also revealed as significant aspects of his personal and professional career.
