PROTOCOL AGAINST MALE VIOLENCE

A Sostre Cívic we want all our spaces, be they work, community or relational, to be safe for everyone.

The protocol of the cooperative it starts from a previous diagnosis, where situations were identified where masculinism and everyday LGBTIQ-phobia are present in our day-to-day life. We talk about the fact that women's tasks are made invisible and that they are heard more if they adopt masculinized roles, about situations where male voices predominate or cut off words, about verbal aggression or sexist jokes in messaging groups, about a uneven distribution of tasks in cooperative housing projects. At the same time, we are also aware that often gender violence or sexual violence is mostly committed by men who have previous ties to the victims, and homes are the spaces where most of them are committed. 

The deployment of the Protocol to prevent and address sexist and LGBTIQ-phobic violence must allow us to guarantee visibility and awareness, detection, attention, recovery and reparation. 

How can you report a situation of violence?

In order to guarantee that the actions and actions contained in the Protocol are carried out and that there is a monitoring and evaluation of them, a standing committee formed by a team of people sensitized and trained in the field of violence, which consists of:

An Action Circuit has been established with the aim of detecting, attending to, recovering and repairing situations of violence against women and LGBTI people, and to facilitate the communication of situations of violence. You can download the summary scheme of the Performance Circuit here.

If you want to report a situation of violence in writing to the Protocol Commission, you can send an email to espaisegur@sostrecivic.cat, or fill out the form you will find at the end of this page. You can also communicate this to any of the people who are part of the protocol commission.

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FORMS
communication of situations of violence


This form is designed to facilitate the communication of situations of violence to the protocol commission. Once we have received the message, the commission will contact the person who communicated the facts through the contact details you have provided.