From 03 to 07/11 – JES 2025: Sexual Education Days [ReGenera’t]
In this third edition, from November 3 to 7the Pati Llimona Civic Center will host several activities related to sex education, scheduled within the cycle REGENERATE.
The conference aims to facilitate knowledge about emotional and sexual health to get our society to grow with values of respect and freedom. We understand sexuality as a wonderful universe to work with from childhood in the family, in adolescence, which is the stage where most doubts arise, and in all stages of life.
OPENING (06/11)
The Thursday November 6 at 7 pm we will inaugurate the Sexual Education Days at the Pati Llimona Civic Centre, with an opening ceremony and the presentation of the exhibitions.
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Thursday, November 6 By Mothers Project. |
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| Through his own body, the performers they give voice to an often invisible experience: motherhood as a space of physical, emotional and social transformation, where sexuality, desire and renunciation coexist with care.
In charge of Mothers Projectof Daniela Conte i Black Palm, an artistic and community project that gives voice to the multiple experiences of motherhood through the performing arts and the generation of spaces for care, dialogue and social transformation. Place: Pati d’en Limona Free activity without prior registration. |
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Thursday, November 6 In charge of Fedelatina and Sida Studi. |
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| You will also find a stand that promotes sexual, emotional and reproductive health from a gender, rights and intercultural perspective. It will include informative and didactic material, and samples on pleasure management, bleeding and preventive material.
In charge of Fedelatina and Sida Studiand with the support of the Public Health Agency of Barcelona (ASPB) and the District of Ciutat Vella. Place: Pati d’en Limona. |
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TALK
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Friday 7 November Talk aimed at families and adult audiences. |
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| In this workshop we will analyze social pressures on bodies and how these influence mental health and self-image. We will also address how this violence is exercised in the different areas of life (work, leisure, medical, sexuality, accessibility, family…). We will learn to identify signs of ED or other problems in relation to food, body and beauty, with the intention of preventing or knowing what to do in case of detecting them. We will promote a positive and diverse view of the body, encouraging emotional well-being.
In charge of Corporeal realitieseducational project on aesthetic violence and sexualities created by Tess Hache. Place: Sala Maria Aurèlia Capmany. Free activity with prior registration on our website. [Inscriu-t’hi] |
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Friday 7 November Talk aimed at families and adult audiences. |
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| In this workshop we will create a space of trust where families can share their insecurities, doubts and experiences when it comes to educating and supporting teenagers. From the Netflix series we will get closer to the reality of teenage people: their own life stage, the relationship with the adult world both at school and at home, the construction of masculinity and the role played by rank, the sexpreading (diffusion of photographs of a sexual nature without consent), the importance of building a good bond and, above all, the growing prominence that certain hate speeches are taking in our society.
In charge of Miriam Aleman Calatayudgraduated in Philosophy. It carries out a task of training, prevention and awareness of sexual and sexist violence in childhood and adolescence. Place: Sala Maria Aurèlia Capmany. Free activity with prior registration on our website. [Inscriu-t’hi] |
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ACTIVITIES
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Monday, November 3 Visit aimed at adults. |
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| We will stay at the Museu de l’Eròtica de Barcelona, to take a guided tour together. We will take a tour focused on the representation of seduction in art, as well as some historical figures, considered great seducers. Some topics we will talk about will be: what does seduction consist of? From Ancient Egypt to Greece and Rome, Shunga and seduction in Japan, seduction in the Kama-sutra, great myths, the secrets of seduction…
In charge of Sigrid Cerverasexologist Place: Museum of Erotica of Barcelona (MEB). Price: €2.84 Free activity with prior registration on our website. [Inscriu-t’hi] |
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Wednesday, November 5 By Elio Colen. |
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| Meet and discover the best fanzines and magazines published by LGTBQ+ people, which are almost never found in mainstream bookstores. We will enjoy a creative evening of culture and queer art, in this meeting place between artists and readers.
in charge ofElio colen, director of documentaries, editor and director of the Barcelona Film Festival + Queer Art and Literature. This activity is possible thanks to a collaboration between Barcelona Queer Film Festival and the Regenera’t cycle. Place: Sala Joan Maragall. Free activity with prior registration on our website. [Inscriu-t’hi] |
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CINEMA
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Tuesday, November 4 A film by Isabel Herguera. |
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| Inés is a young woman from Donostia unable to dream and a little lost who accidentally discovers the book The sultana’s dream in which the country of women is described, a place where the women are all scientists and have the power, while the men are confined at home, limited by their ignorance. Fascinated by this classic of feminist utopian literature and by the author, writer and Muslim activist Begum Rokeya Hossain, Inés embarks on an initiatory journey through India in search of traces of authorship and the country of women.
Direction: Isabel Herguera Place: Sala Maria Aurèlia Capmany. Free activity with prior registration on our website. [Inscriu-t’hi] |
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Wednesday, November 5 A film by Mayte Aguilar. |
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| Between desire and collectivity we seek answers from dissidence to resist this horror that permeates our territories and our bodies. What role does colonialism play in all of this and how do we deconfigure it?
Approaching the essay, this short film explores the documentary genre, fiction and stop-motion. Direction: Mayte Aguilar In charge of Mayte Aguilaraudiovisual creator. His work focuses on issues related to sexual diversity and defense of the territory. Place: Sala Maria Aurèlia Capmany. Free activity with prior registration on our website. [Inscriu-t’hi] |
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EXHIBITIONS
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Photo exhibition from October 30 to December 5. A project by George Ramos. |
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| “I was 14 years old when a man took something that belonged to me on court 3 of Deportivo Xochimilco, in Mexico City. I went out on my bicycle. I came back wounded, but in silence. I tried to return home, but I got lost on the way, in me. I didn’t know how to get back. Not in my body, not in my voice. For 22 years I kept silent after sexual abuse.”
“Today I return with a camera. No longer as a confused teenager, but as a survivor. Each image is born from that wound. This series is not an answer: it is an open scar that found form in the image. LOSS does not seek comfort, but a look. It is the trace of a voice that, finally, dares to say: this happened to me. Perhaps, on this journey, we can find together something that you too have lost.” Place: Ruinas Room. [+info] |
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Photo exhibition from October 30 to December 5. A project by Dasha Koen. |
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| This project explores the self-portrait as a visual poem of self-contemplation, an eternal search for answers about one’s own magic and the magic of this universe.
A perfect accomplice for this process is a mirror, an external organ of an artist capable of observing and reflecting the physical point, capturing beauty and questioning the universal laws of our world. Self-reference as a unique instrument for practicing evanescence. Playing by the rules of reality. Expand and shrink. Appear and disappear. In search been in between. The state of ether. Between being there and not being there. Place: Sala Foyer. [+info] |
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Photo exhibition from October 30 to December 5. A project by Luisa Dörr. |
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| Bolivian polleras, voluminous skirts commonly associated with the indigenous women of the plateau, were for decades a symbol of uniqueness and the object of discrimination. Now, a new generation of female skateboarders in Cochabamba are sporting them as an emblem of resistance.
Imilla means “girl” in Aymara and Quechua, the two most widely spoken languages in Bolivia, where more than half of the population has indigenous roots. The nine women who are currently part of the ImillaSkate group only wear skirts to skate. Knee-length and paired with sneakers, these skirts symbolize the decision not to deprive oneself of one’s culture. Through this practice they transmit the message of inclusion and acceptance of diversity. Place: Espai Golfes. This exhibition at the Golfes space is possible thanks to a collaboration between the International Photography Festival Association (IPFA) and the Biennale della Fotografia Femminile in Mantova (Italy). [+ info] |
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WORKSHOPS WITH SCHOOLS
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Thursday, November 6 Workshop aimed at young people from the Pau Claris Institute. |
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| This workshop offers a participatory and critical space to explore what aesthetic violence is, where it comes from and how it impacts young people’s day-to-day lives. Concepts such as aesthetic pressure, body normativity and discrimination related to physical appearance (such as fatphobia, aesthetic racism or ableism) will be addressed. The aim is to open up questions, break myths and promote a more free, critical and respectful look at body diversity and the ways of inhabiting the body.
In charge of Corporeal realities, socio-educational project on aesthetic violence and sexualities. Place: Multipurpose room. |
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Thursday, November 6 Workshop aimed at young people from the Pau Claris Institute. |
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| In this workshop we propose to reflect on how aesthetic violence influences the way we see ourselves, value ourselves and relate to each other. With creative, bodily activities and collective reflection, we will seek to generate a safe and close space where young people can express themselves, question social mandates and build healthier and freer narratives about the body, pleasure and self-perception. A workshop to look at ourselves with more tenderness and awareness, and understand how aesthetic pressures can affect our ways of being and loving.
In charge of Corporeal realitiessocio-educational project on aesthetic violence and sexualities. Place: Multipurpose room. |
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