Discover the Future of Gender Equity: Join Our Event in Burgos to Learn About Project 360REWIN

The fight for gender equity and the promotion of women migrant rights are urgent challenges that demand innovative solutions and global collaboration. You’re invited to an extraordinary event that will mark a turning point on this journey towards a more equal world. In this article, we’ll immerse you in the details of our exciting event in Burgos, where the 360 REWIN project will be discussed, highlighting its pivotal role in shaping a fairer future.

Addressing Gender Inequalities with Determination

Gender inequalities, especially those affecting women migrants, are a painful and enduring reality. In response to this pressing challenge, the 360 REWIN project is born—an innovative initiative seeking to break down barriers and build bridges towards equality.

The event in Burgos will be a showcase to explore how this bold project is challenging conventional norms and promoting lasting change.

A Borderless Approach to a Global Challenge

The magnitude of gender inequalities knows no geographical bounds or cultural borders. The 360 REWIN project brings together experts and professionals from diverse corners of the world, transcending barriers to create a transnational and holistic approach to gender equity.

At the Burgos event, you’ll delve into how this global collaboration is shaping effective and sustainable solutions.

Digital Innovation for Transformation: 360 REWIN E-learning Platform

The digital revolution is driving advancements in all aspects of our lives, and gender equity is no exception. The 360 REWIN project introduces a crucial tool: the 360REWIN E-learning Platform.

This virtual platform not only democratizes access to training programs but also empowers individuals worldwide to become agents of change. In this event, you’ll witness nearly everything, unraveling how this platform is opening new opportunities and horizons.

Inspiring Voices and Meaningful Conversations

The Burgos event is not just a gathering; it’s a space where bright and passionate minds converge.

Throughout these days, you’ll have the chance to hear from influential voices who have dedicated their lives to gender equity and migration. Their keynote speeches and unique perspectives will broaden your horizons and ignite the spark for action.

Discovering Progress and Future Opportunities

This event is not just a celebration of past achievements but also a platform to look forward.

You’ll uncover the exciting advancements that the 360REWIN project has achieved so far and how these achievements are shaping a more promising future. Furthermore, you’ll explore the exciting opportunities awaiting those who wish to join this global cause.

Your Role in the Transformation

The Burgos event is not a mere spectacle; it’s an invitation to be part of the change. Your voice, your questions, and your perspectives are crucial in this conversation.

By participating in this event, you’ll not only gain insights from leaders in the field but also contribute to enriching and expanding the mission of 360REWIN.

Gender equity and the promotion of women migrant rights require collective and ongoing efforts. The Burgos event is a milestone on this journey, a space where innovation, collaboration, and action come together to create tangible and lasting change.

Discover how the 360REWIN project is leading the charge towards a more equal world and how you can join this transformative revolution.

We invite you to be part of this event that promises to inspire, empower, and pave a path towards a brighter future for all.

Location

In order to achieve full involvement among the different countries and partners participating in the 360REWIN project, various events are being created and held in the partner’s respective regions. In this way, we achieve:

• Reaching different audiences.
• Exploring new territories.
• Learning about the partners’ regions and locations and gaining insights from them.
• Total involvement of each member.

For this reason, this time the event will take place in Burgos, specifically at the Faculty of Education of the University of Burgos.

So that you can mark your calendar and find your way without getting lost, we provide you with the exact location: Calle de Villadiego, 1, 09001 Burgos.

We’ll be there on September 18th and 19th.

See you in Burgos to embark on this exciting chapter of change and hope!

Conference on Gender Violence and Migrant Women in Burgos: A Commitment to Equality

On the afternoon of September 18th, the city of Burgos became the epicenter of an event of utmost importance in the fight against gender violence and equality of opportunities. The “Conference on Gender Violence and Migrant Women” brought together experts and professionals, as well as local authorities and university figures, all committed to addressing this social challenge that affects thousands of women worldwide.

The opening of this event took place at 5:00 PM and marked the beginning of a day of discussions and reflections on gender violence and its impact on migrant women.

Andrea Ballesteros Palacios, President of the Department of Social Services, Youth, and Equality of Opportunities of the City of Burgos, had the honor of welcoming the participants. Her presence at the event underscored the commitment of the local administration to promoting gender equality and combating violence.

Ileana M. Greca Dufranc, Vice-Rector for Internationalization and Cooperation at the University of Burgos, was also present at the opening. Her participation highlighted the importance of education and international cooperation in the quest for effective solutions to combat gender violence.

Additionally, Isabel Luis Rico, Dean of the Faculty of Education at the University of Burgos, emphasized the crucial role of education in the creation of egalitarian and violence-free societies.

At 5:20 PM, the “Integration in the Fight against Gender Violence and Inequality, with Special Reference to Migrant Women” toolkit, developed by Bjäland, was presented. This resource serves as an essential tool to understand and address the complex dimensions of gender violence, particularly its impact on migrant women. The presentation of this toolkit marked the beginning of the discussions that would take place during the event.

At 6:10 PM, the spotlight turned to one of the crucial topics of the day: gender violence and migrant women. The presentation was led by Valeriana Guijo Blanco, a professor at the University of Burgos, who offered an in-depth insight into this issue. The keynote speaker for the afternoon was Marcela Gracia Leiva, a representative of the Foundation for Health Education (FUNDADEPS) and a collaborator in the Culture, Emotion, and Cognition Research Group at the Faculty of Psychology at the University of the Basque Country (UPV). Her presentation shed light on the double discrimination faced by migrant women, both based on gender and their migrant status.

At 7:15 PM, inspiring examples of best practices in the fight against gender violence and the integration of migrant women were presented. Organizations such as Adoratrices Burgos, ACCEM, and Burgos Acoge shared their experiences and strategies for effectively addressing these challenges.

These examples of best practices demonstrated that collaboration between organizations, governments, and civil society is crucial to advancing towards equality and justice.

Finally, at 8:30 PM, the event came to a close. However, the spirit of commitment and determination to combat gender violence and support migrant women continued to resonate in the hearts and minds of all participants. The event was an important step in the right direction, but it also served as a reminder that there is still much work to be done.

In summary, the “Conference on Gender Violence and Migrant Women” in Burgos was a momentous event that brought together experts, leaders, and activists committed to the fight for gender equality and the eradication of violence.

The diversity of voices and perspectives presented at this event underscored the importance of approaching gender violence comprehensively and considering the experiences of migrant women.

The event made it clear that the commitment to this issue is strong, and through collaboration and education, we can progress toward a fairer and safer world for all women.