OVIM lands in Tenerife with FAMAL

Publication date

16/10/2024

Category

OVIM

Last Saturday, October 26, we were in Santa Cruz de Tenerife presenting the Observatory of Institutional Gender Violence (OVIM) at the conference 'Intersectionality and violence against women', a meeting of the Federación de Asociaciones de Mujeres Arena y Laurisilva (FAMILY) which is celebrated every year with its members and volunteers and which, on this occasion, coincides with its 30th anniversary.

Recover the presentation here (after 7 hours of streaming).

The colleague from the management team who has been present at these conferences as a speaker has been Mary M. Villena, head of communications at OVIM.

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