“We Speak English!” is the title of our new English learning activity for young people aged 13 to 17 who want to improve their English level or simply practice in a fun way. [+]
Know your emotions and learn to manage them, a new workshop aimed at immigrant women
The Isadora Duncan Single Parent Families Foundation is organizing a workshop as part of the “Comprehensive Support Point for Immigrant Women” program, called Emotional Management.
During this session, we will explore the world of emotions by addressing topics such as primary and secondary emotions, [+]
Join our new first aid workshop
From the Isadora Duncan Foundation, we are launching a new activity: a First Aid Workshop. The aim is to learn how to respond to specific emergency situations in the home environment. This activity is subsidized by the Ministry of Social Rights and Agenda 2030 through UNAF. [+]
Ant Queens Learn to be Single Mothers
A few days ago, I was surprised by this headline of an article in the science section of the newspaper “ELPais“. Perplexed, I read it again, and indeed, it’s true! A positive headline that encompasses all single mothers (because now we have our own reasons: by choice, [+]
The Isadora Duncan Foundation has been working since its inception in favor of women’s economic autonomy
The Isadora Duncan Foundation has been working since its inception in favor of women’s economic autonomy, preventing situations of economic violence.
The trajectory of the Isadora Duncan Foundation, regarding the prevention of economic violence against women, began in the year of its creation, [+]
“Weaving networks to grow together.” Support groups for immigrant women
From the Isadora Duncan Foundation, a new group activity aimed at immigrant women is being launched. These are support groups designed to be spaces for reflection, care, and trust among all participants so they can share complex aspects of their lives and handle them in a healthy manner. [+]
“Do you know if you’re experiencing economic violence?” Analysis of results from the study conducted by the Isadora Duncan Foundation.
During the first two months of the year 2022, the Prevention of Violence program, run by the Isadora Duncan Foundation, worked on a digital tool aimed at detecting potential circumstances of economic violence within couples through reflection on relatively normalized situations. [+]
Isadora Duncan launches a new workshop on energy saving in the home
Discover how to reduce your energy costs and optimize your consumption in our ENERGY SAVING WORKSHOP on April 9!
We resume the Family Savings School framed in the “Family Financial Education and Energy Poverty Prevention Program” [+]
Economic violence and labor exploitation: two different realities with a single purpose
Economic violence and labor exploitation of women are two of the most normalized and sibylline manipulations that have truly disabling consequences in the lives of women and their families, causing not only economic instability, as is evident, but also emotional, psychological, social and, in the most serious cases, physical instability.
Economic violence against women is a control technique used to remove them from economic decision-making, as well as to produce economic and emotional dependence in them, in many cases, seriously damaging their own development as well as that of their families (children and dependents).
Labor exploitation, already a crime, manifests itself differently against men than against women. Dejando a un lado aspectos jurídicos, se hace referencia a esas situaciones precisamente por esta distinción en cuanto a su aplicación, destacando también la posición de las mujeres inmigrantes en este marco. Es importante tener en cuenta la interseccionalidad que define precisamente este fenómeno, para atajar las causas de por qué se produce y prevenir sus consecuencias.
Full video of the Invisible Violence against Women: Economic Violence and Labor Exploitation Day
Event organized by the Isadora Duncan Single-Parent Families Foundation, as part of the Gender Violence Prevention and Awareness Program, funded by the Ministry of Equality (2023 call).
In this event, we presented audiovisual material designed to raise awareness and detect these issues that directly affect women’s lives. [+]
Are you going to miss it? Easter Ludoteca at Isadora Duncan
The Easter holidays are approaching, and once again, Isadora Duncan is organizing our ludoteca, where activities involving art, creativity, and physical movement will take place. Additionally, we will also conduct scientific experiments, computer activities, [+]
