An awareness day is scheduled in Drancy on Wednesday, November 25, aimed at supporting women victims of violence. The event will begin at 9 AM at the Espace culturel du parc.
The morning will include participant welcome at 9 AM, followed by an opening by Mayor Jean-Christophe Lagarde at 9:45 AM. Interventions will cover psychotrauma with Fatima Le Griguer, psychologist, at 10 AM, and sexual exploitation of minors with Katia Baudry, sociologist, at 11 AM.
The afternoon will be dedicated to high school students from Campus Eugène Delacroix and Paul le Rolland, featuring the screening of the short film "Plan sous", followed by a debate on the sexual exploitation of minors and mechanisms of influence.
At 6 PM, the Sine Qua Non race will start from the Espace culturel. This monthly 5-6 kilometer initiative aims to assert women's right to practice sports freely. The current ambassador is Célyne, succeeding Carine, with Christine and Charlie.
Benjamin Rusca, a social worker in a police station, leads a support group that offers a safe environment for women. He also mentions the establishment of victim follow-up groups within the local security contract framework.
Gurprit Singh, deputy in charge of the Justice Point and women's rights, highlights the municipality's role in listening, guiding, and coordinating partners. The Point Justice Gisèle-Halimi, the Information Center for Women's Rights and Families, SOS Victimes 93, and Jurisecours provide legal aid and psychosocial support.
The city plans new urban developments to identify anxiety-inducing locations and improve lighting, as part of the fight against the sexual exploitation of minors.
Gurprit Singh calls for everyone's mobilization against this violence, reminding that victims are not alone and the city stands with them.
A support booklet for victims of domestic violence has been published by the city, detailing recurring cycles of violence and providing an exhaustive address book of available aid.
