Women’s Area
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    • The area for women of the SJM-Valencia currently has four fundamental lines of work:

    • Reconstructing stories.
    • Garden “Women SJM”.
    • Women in action.
    • Individualized psychosocial accompaniment.

    RECONSTRUCTING STORIES

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    We accompany the women’s group: “Reconstructing stories”. In it, different activities are carried out in relation to bodily well-being, as well as emotional well-being.

    Together with our companions we plan cultural, psychoeducational, and creative activities or excursions, where to create a safe space for mutual growth and weaving of networks. Likewise, this space aims to accompany the migratory mourning, for its resignification and balanced transit.

    This group of migrant women takes place on Wednesday afternoons from 17:00 p.m. to 20:00 p.m.

    GARDEN “WOMEN SJM”

    We have a community garden in La Huerta Oeste (Campanar).

    The main meeting point is on Thursday afternoons. It should be noted that ladies also come autonomously throughout the week.

    The work of the garden serves as a space for informal, therapeutic encounters, disconnection, contact with the earth, and awareness of the processes, the space we inhabit, and the food we consume.

    WOMEN IN ACTION

    This group specifically targets migrant females working in the Home and Care sector.

    This space is provided on Saturday afternoons to respond to the needs of the collective.

    This meeting point is very similar in form to the “Reconstructing Stories” group, but greater emphasis is placed on the formation of labor rights and the political advocacy of ladies’ workers in this sector.

    This group specifically targets migrant women working in the Home and Care sector.

    This space is provided on Saturday afternoons to respond to the needs of the collective.

    This meeting point is very similar in form to the “Reconstructing Stories” group, but greater emphasis is placed on the formation of labor rights and the political advocacy of women workers in this sector.