June 3 commemorates nine years since the movement appeared Not one lessan initiative that has marked a milestone in the fight against gender violence and femicides in Argentina.
This movement emerged in 2015, after the brutal murder of Chiara Páez, a pregnant 14-year-old teenager, murdered by her boyfriend in the province of Santa Fe. This tragic event was the spark that ignited a massive protest, becoming a slogan that makes visible gender violence and promotes significant cultural and social change.
Since its creation, Ni una Menos has been key in the modification of laws and public policies, not only in Argentina but throughout Latin America. Year after year, June 3 is reaffirmed as a date of reflection and action to combat the different expressions and modalities of gender-based violence.
Likewise, the impact has been profound and multifaceted. It has managed to raise awareness about gender violence in all its forms, from harassment and discrimination to femicides. In addition, it has promoted the creation of support and solidarity networks between women and diversities, strengthening the collective struggle and promoting structural change in society.
In this context, The Municipality is committed to continuing to work together with the community to eradicate gender violence and build a more just and equitable society.
It is important to highlight that the commitment and participation of everyone is essential to keep the Ni Una Menos flame alive and continue moving towards a future without violence.
You are not alone, I asked for help
He Department of Gender, Diversity and Youth continues to support this cause and offers contact lines for those who need help or information.
Interested parties can contact us by phone. 4429349 or 2613064937as well as by email to [email protected]. They can also go in person to Joaquín V. González 450, north wing Hiper Libertad, Godoy Cruz.
This team works in an interdisciplinary manner in the development of strategies, together with women who come to ask for advice. Always respecting their autonomy and the decisions they make, with the information provided.
So, social work, psychology and legal professionalsfrom other social careers and workshop leaders intervene in training instances for the prevention and promotion of rights.
Besides, Women are advised on their rights, how to file a complaint or request and sustain a judicial protection measure..
It is important to highlight that this space contains women from the psychological support and evaluations are made in cases where it is necessary to allocate some type of resources.
