The exhibition, until November 25, contributes to the dissemination of the project on rural women in the midlands of San Bartolomé de Tirajana launched by the Departments of Local Development, Culture and Equality
The Adult Education Center (CEPA) of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, in San Fernando de Maspalomas, hosts from this Wednesday until next November 25 the exhibition 'Rural Women of the Canary Islands'.
This exhibition is part of the promotion and dissemination events of the municipal project 'Rural Women. Culture and identities. Links with the territory of yesterday and today', launched in the middle of last October by the departments of Local Development, Culture and Equality led by the second deputy mayor, Elena Álamo Vega.
The exhibition, which was previously offered at the Pancho Guerra Cultural Center, in Tunte, on the occasion of the International Day of Rural Women' (October 15), is based on a collection of photographic and informative panels that disseminate the importance of work of rural women in the Canary Islands during the XNUMXth century. XX.
“Our commitment to promoting the socioeconomic and cultural life of the midlands, where women have played a fundamental role, led us to develop the project on the cultural identity of rural women in our municipality, because we understand that it has been women who They have historically been the protagonists of the basic and fundamental structure of the family and economic framework that characterizes the rural society of the midlands. That we are now promoting this exhibition in the Adult Training Center responds to the objective of making visible among the population of the municipality and its educational community the transformative role of rural women in the Canary Islands,” says Elena Álamo.
