600 experts in Tarragona seek to implement feminism in all social fields

More than 600 researchers, academics, and activists have gathered in Tarragona to promote a feminist perspective that combats male violence. This interdisciplinary meeting has placed the URV at the center of the most urgent socio-cultural debate of the moment.

The III International Congress of Feminist Anthropology concludes with the hope of a more just and equitable social transformation, with plans to publish the conclusions that will shape the future of applied feminism.

A congress that makes the fight against patriarchy visible in Tarragona

What does this congress contribute to the local society?

The event has shown that the city of Tarragona becomes a key point where experts from different fields (economics, psychology, pedagogy, social work) work together to combat the system that has relegated women to subordination.

How was the participation of the experts organized?

With more than 600 participants, the congress combined symposia, presentations, and workshops that facilitated intense and interdisciplinary dialogue, promoting the connection between theory and social action.

The keys to interdisciplinarity in feminist anthropology

Why is interdisciplinarity relevant in this field?

Because male violence cannot be addressed from a single perspective. Economists, pedagogues, and psychologists provide a global view that enriches the debate and proposes more effective and real solutions.

Which disciplines were most represented and why?

There was notable representation of experts in economics and social work, as these fields are fundamental to understanding structural inequalities and how these affect women in everyday life.

Future perspectives after the congress

What will be the trajectory after this congress?

The organizers plan to publish a report with the conclusions of the symposia, which will become a reference for academics and activists in the practical implementation of feminism in different sectors.

How can this initiative impact the life of the citizens of Tarragona?

This global and local drive has the capacity to transform policies and social practices, improving protection against male violence and promoting a more equal and inclusive society in Tarragona.

This congress highlights the urgent need for profound changes and the willingness of many women and men to move beyond discourse and take concrete action.

The presence of more than 600 experts and their influence in such diverse fields is not just a number: it is the engine that can make the feminist struggle stop being a slogan and become a tangible reality.

Source of the article: Eloi Tost / Gio Gonzales | ACN