Several local organizations are offering information, awareness-raising, exchange, and artistic creation activities for the general public, youth, and professionals.
From Tuesday, November 10 to Wednesday, November 25, the Médiathèque de Die will host the photographic exhibition "Demain s’écrit aujourd’hui" by artist Camille Gharbi, loaned by the FNSF and presented by the association Les Chouettes. It addresses domestic violence through sensitive photographs. Guided tours are scheduled for November 10, 14, 17, 18, and 21.
On Sunday, November 15, from 5 PM to 7 PM, La CoConnerie in Aurel will host a "gesticulated conference" titled "C’est dangereux, my love" focusing on femicides and the mechanisms of domestic violence, with support from Les Chouettes volunteers.
A round table discussion, "Children as Victims in Domestic Violence Cases," will take place on Friday, November 20, from 6 PM to 8 PM, at the Médiathèque de Die. It aims to raise awareness among the public and professionals about the consequences of domestic violence on children. Speakers include Michèle Magny-Clement (AMV26), Cécile Fulchiron (CIDFF 26), Fabienne Chabot (Chrysallis), and Anne Dejour.
On Wednesday, November 25, a screening and debate of the film "The Good Sister" will be held at 8 PM at Le Pestel. Academic Véra Léon will be present to discuss victim support and the transformation of perpetrators of sexist and sexual violence.
A workshop titled "Our Strengths" will be held on Thursday, November 26, from 6 PM to 8 PM, at the salle Séverine Beaumier in Die. This space for creation (collages, writing), readings, and movement is for women and those who identify as such. Registration is required by November 22 with gissabrun@gmail.com (fee: €10-€15).
On Friday, November 27, the market in Luc-en-Diois will host a "Cocon Salon" by La Rébellionne, addressing mechanisms of control and domestic violence.
During the week of November 23 to 28, activities for high school students at the Cité scolaire du Diois are planned with the company Les Cellules Imaginaires, focusing on equality, consent, and gender-based violence.
Finally, on Saturday, November 28 at 3 PM, an artistic procession "Tes mains sur moi" will depart from the médiathèque de Die, marking the residency showcase of the company Les Cellules Imaginaires. The association Les Chouettes will be present to welcome and support attendees.
