The program includes workshops, talks, film screenings, theater, poetry, and storytelling. In 2026, the Women's Center of the Aranjuez City Council has registered 2,638 attendances by women and minors who are victims of gender-based violence, an increase of 699 interventions compared to 2025.
Throughout this year, various activities and programs for prevention, attention, and awareness have been carried out, such as personal growth workshops, female empowerment, art therapy, dance and movement, and therapeutic support for women, minors, and families. Theatrical performances and awareness activities in educational centers, therapeutic leisure activities, meeting and support spaces for women, and aggression prevention points during the local San Fernando and El Motín festivals have also been organized.
The ‘Aranjuez por el buen trato 2026’ initiative features an institutional event at the Árbol de la Vida on November 25 and a minute of silence in memory of the victims on November 21 in the Plaza de la Constitución. The program extends until December 3 with activities including the 'Women Who Care for Themselves' workshop, screenings from FICAR – Dirección en Femenino, storytelling, self-defense and poetry workshops, and an 'escape room'.
