MISECAM launches 'Invisible Footprints' to highlight rural women

The collective memory project aims to recover and value the stories of women essential to the life of the towns.

Generic image of a diverse group of women working together in a rural setting, focusing on community and collaboration.
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Generic image of a diverse group of women working together in a rural setting, focusing on community and collaboration.

On the occasion of the International Day of Rural Women, the Mancomunidad Intermunicipal del Sudeste (MISECAM) has launched the collective memory project «Invisible Footprints».

The objective of this initiative, launched this October 15th, is to recover, value, and give visibility to the stories of women who have been and are fundamental to the local history of the municipalities.
The project seeks to recognize the indispensable contribution of teachers, farmers, merchants, artisans, members of associative movements, and neighbors in the life of the towns. It aims to build this collective memory together.
Those who wish to participate or request more information can write to the email address asoc.elenasoriano@gmail.com.
The initiative emphasizes that every town has its history, and every history has women's footprints.
Based on information from the official source: Mancomunidad Intermunicipal del Sudeste (MISECAM) (15/10/2026)