At 6:45 pm, Marisa Soleto, president of the Women Foundation, will give a lecture on the custody of abusers. The reality existing in Spain regarding this issue, presents appalling data since the suspension or withdrawal of custody to accused of maltreatment or even condemned for gender violence are almost residual.

Next, and in cooperation with the International Medium-length Festival ‘La Cabina’, it will be screening Fifty Rupees only and a subsequent colloquium will be held with its director Nagore Eceiza. While Bollywood films feed the imagination of young Indian people by means of projections of wonderful and passionate love stories, the reality of many of these young people is very different. Their parents will decide their fate with the SAGAI: a ceremony, a contract in which they will engage their children with their future spouse that they probably do not even know and with whom they will marry once they have reached the age of majority or even before. Where is love, beyond the movies?

Gathering on 24 November at 12 a.m.
In spite of bringing forward the institutional act to the 23 November in La Nau, on 24 November gatherings of 5 minutes of silence for the victims of gender violence have been called at 12 a.m. in the three campus of the UV. The procedure this year is to wear black clothes and bring a purple ribbon. The three meeting points for the 5 minutes of silence are the doors of the office of the principal in the Blasco Ibáñez Campus, the Faculty of Economics of the Tarongers Campus and in front of the café of the Burjassot Campus. Purple and black colours aim to make visible the social scourge of gender violence.

On Friday 24 November from 9 a.m. at the Faculty of Language Studies, Translation and Communication, the GenText research group celebrates 20 years of Gender studies in the Department of English and German philology.

The events around the International Day against Gender Violence in the Faculty of Social Sciences and in the Faculty of Languages Studies, Translation and Communication end the last week of November. On Monday 27 November at 9 a.m. the International Forum 'In the shadow of a lion' starts, and on Wednesday 29 November, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, the 'journalistic meeting' of the students of Journalism with Carmen Alborch. It is an event open to the general public that will be held at the Enric Valor Graduate Hall of the Faculty of Language Studies, Translation and Communication.

Finally, at the Faculty of Social Sciences, on Thursday 30 November at 12.30 a.m. it is held a conference on violence against women organized by the Delegation for the Integration of People with Disabilities and at 7:30 p.m., the 2016 report of feminicidio.net is presented.

For several weeks it has been carried out different types of activities about gender violence such as the VI Conference of Coeducation 'Equality is also learned' in the Faculty of Philosophy and Education Sciences, the '10 years of the Equality Law' Conference at the Faculty of Law or the Autumn Concert at the Capilla de la Sapiència.

The union section CGT of the UV organises two workshops, one in the Tarongers Campus and the other one in the Blasco Ibáñez Campus, aimed at offering alternative feminist answers of empowerment before violence situations.

This month, the University has had the presence of Marcela Lagarde, Carmen Alborch, who has been awarded with the medal of the academic institution as well as Jocelyn Bell, who has received the Honorary degree.

Short films for Equality, discussions on joint responsibility, exhibitions in the faculties of Psychology and Physiotherapy and the Marie Curie conference at the Burjassot Campus have been some of the activities that have given shape to the programme of activities around 25 November of this year.

On Wednesday 15 November in the Paraninfo (Main hall) of the Universitat de València, the round table entitled 'Without them there is no future' took place with the participation of doctors and midwives of the NGO Doctors Without Borders. On Thursday 16 November, the Chair of Feminist Economics at the Universitat de València has inaugurated its conference programme with the presence of the professor and economist Lourdes Benería, who has spoken about the new and important challenges of the Feminist Economy. The function took place at the Paraninfo (Main hall) of the Universitat de València.

The whole programme can be checked at: 
https://www.uv.es/igualtat/webnova2014/25N_2017.pdf