Marta Burgalés
Autoocupació Training Consultant
Today and always, March 8th! #SomDones
March 8, 2021
Today and always, in the struggle.
So that women are valued as role models in different areas of life,
to break the glass ceiling,
to expand the network of services aimed at female empowerment,
to eliminate the additional discrimination faced by women,
to achieve true coeducation,
to be able to decide about our own bodies and break gender stereotypes,
to learn together and always support each other,
to end female competition and walk hand in hand,
to be able to walk alone without fear,
because what we say matters more than the clothes we wear,
to give a voice to those who can no longer shout.
For us,
For those to come,
for all.
Today and always, in the struggle.
Today and always, March 8th.
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