Temas NoViolencia: PSICOLÓGICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA, FÍSICA, RACIAL

The Collective of Refugee, Exiled and Migrant Women, founded in 2004 in Alicante, has become a leading voice in raising awareness of the struggles of Colombian women human rights defenders in exile. Among the many tools they use to analyse their cross-border reality, theatre stands out, particularly through the play *Mujeres Eres. Theatre as a Healing Art*, which, following the principles and techniques of the Theatre of the Oppressed, seeks to bring to light their grief, their strengths and their reinventions as women, social leaders, exiles and, quite simply, survivors. A multifaceted perspective that serves to denounce the effects of war in their country of origin and the violation of their rights as women and migrants in their host countries. An impact felt on two levels which, nevertheless, does not halt the course of their struggles and their hopes. This is the story of powerful women whom neither war nor exile can make bow their heads.

Temas NoViolencia: PSICOLÓGICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA, FÍSICA, RACIAL

Progress is being made in the reintegration of the peace signatories in the region, who, through various initiatives, are effectively integrating into civil society. La Quiebra is an example of how the peace signatories are committed to ecotourism and peaceful coexistence, just as Memorias Comunes is doing with urban tourism. Furthermore, for the first time, efforts are being made to trace missing LGBTIQ+ people, highlighting all the challenges and difficulties involved.

Temas NoViolencia: PSICOLÓGICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA.

“Nika, the tropical pilot whale” is a short documentary in which Felipe Ravina, a documentary-maker, scientist and graduate in Marine Sciences, forms a bond with a pilot whale named Nika on the island of Tenerife (Canary Islands). This unusual connection with the animal makes him increasingly concerned about the current state of the island and its biodiversity. He makes a passionate plea for the protection, conservation and defence of the natural habitats and wildlife in this outermost region, home to the largest population of tropical pilot whales – a species found nowhere else in the world.

Temas NoViolencia: PSICOLÓGICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA.

‘Letters to Aunt Marcelina’ delves into the story of Aunt Marcelina, a victim of the iyalorixá during the Quebra de Xangô of 1912 (Xangô Revolt), one of the most violent episodes of religious intolerance in Brazil. Through testimonies from religious leaders, historians and cultural representatives, the documentary reflects on the consequences of this persecution of African religions and highlights the role of the Xango Rezado Alto event as a symbol of resistance and the struggle for religious freedom in Alagoas. With a sensitive and engaging narrative, the film interweaves artistic performances and interviews to offer an in-depth insight into the historical significance of Aunt Marcelina and her connection to the preservation of Afro-Brazilian cultural identity, inviting the audience to reflect on religious intolerance and the appreciation of diversity.

Temas NoViolencia: PSICOLÓGICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA, RACIAL

The Story of Tilo tackles the issue of child sexual abuse with sensitivity and symbolism. Through the eyes of a boy with a flowerpot for a head – whose plant reveals and expresses his inner world – the story immerses us in an environment where silence carries more weight than words. An unexpected friendship, an act of courage and a flower that blooms in the most unlikely of places open the door to a truth that has long been silenced and repressed. What happens when a child finally plucks up the courage to speak out?
Listening can save a life. Abuse can be overcome and, most importantly, it can be prevented.

Temas NoViolencia: PSICOLÓGICA, MORAL, SEXUAL.

Fatimetu Bucharaya is a Sahrawi woman who, in 2019, founded SMAWT, a voluntary women’s organisation dedicated to detecting anti-personnel mines in the Sahrawi refugee camps in Tindouf (Algeria).

Temas NoViolencia: FÍSICA, PSICOLÓGICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA

Amina Souko set up her own organisation, Red Aminata, with the aim of helping and supporting African women living in Spain, to combat female genital mutilation, human trafficking and abuse against them. This is something she experienced herself, and through this network of women she is trying to ensure that other women – and their daughters – do not have to suffer the same fate. It is a small solidarity project through which she hopes to inspire others to follow in her footsteps, so that there will be more women – more ‘Aminatas’ – helping other African women.

Temas NoViolencia: SEXUAL, RACIAL, PSICOLÓGICA, MORAL, ECONÓMICA