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géneros reencontrados, reconstruyendo vidas
Un año más os convocamos a reflexionar, experimentar, vivenciar y co-crear unos nuevos paradigmas sobre temas de género.
Este año el eje sobre el que vamos a reflexionar y trabajar es cómo construir relaciones de paz.
La cultura dominante y la inercia de este mundo deteriorado por un patriarcado feroz y por unas instituciones que quieren monopolizar hasta el aire que respiramos, nos llevan de todas todas al enfrentamiento, la violencia y al extremo, la guerra.
Nuestra propuesta es la transformación; enfocarnos en un espacio creativo de paz en el que podamos reinventar cómo vivirnos en equidad siendo tan diferentes y desde el espacio del poder colectivo proyectarnos al mundo. Creemos que somos engendradas en conexión con nosotras mismas, y con lo que y quienes nos rodean, y que el completo proceso de socialización no es más que un proceso de desconexión para que “encajemos” en una estructura social jerarquizada y de dominio (patriarcal) y opresión. También creemos que es posible rehacer el camino de reconexión y retomarnos mutuamente como entes unificados, Somos conscientes del daño que a cada una de nosotrxs nos ha infligido el patriarcado y de las dificultades, recaídas, incoherencias… que tenemos y sufriremos en nuestro transitar por estas nuevas vías, pero también de que nuestro poder consciente es enorme, y de que estos caminos y las relaciones que en ellos surgen serán –ya lo están siendo- infinitamente más atractivos para tod@s.
La propuesta es dar instrumentos para facilitar ese camino de conexión entre las mujeres y los hombres.
Y para el grupo de Mater-paternidad, es justamente, dar instrumentos para que las madres y los padres favorezcan el mantenimiento de esa conexión con el “sí-mism@” , fomentar y mantener el vínculo desde el inicio de la vida. Y propiciar el máximo respeto a la individualidad de cada criatura para que su desarrollo crezca del adentro hacia fuera, de la protección a la autonomía, de la f

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