Estelle Thareau, a survivor of domestic violence and attempted femicide, will address this critical issue at the Heiligenstein Conference on April 29. This presentation will take place at the Truttenhausen farm and aims to raise awareness about the systemic nature of domestic violence.
Details of the Heiligenstein Conference
Thareau’s presentation, formatted as a “conférence gesticulée,” combines elements of theater and a public speech. It aims to blend personal experiences with analytical insights. “I thought I was alone in my struggles, but I realized that my story echoed that of many others,” she shared. Her intent is to explore both the psychological and political aspects of domestic violence.
Objectives of the Presentation
- Generate awareness about domestic violence and femicide.
- Explain the psychological and political mechanisms behind these issues.
- Create opportunities for collective and individual action.
The event, designed for audiences aged 15 and older, will last approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. Given the sensitive nature of the content, a discussion will follow the presentation, allowing attendees to process and reflect on the information shared.
Event Schedule
- Date: April 29
- Location: Truttenhausen Farm, Heiligenstein
- Doors Open: 19:00 (with crepes and drinks)
- Conference Start: 19:30
Estelle Thareau’s engaging approach aims not just to inform but also to inspire action against femicide and domestic violence. Attendees at the Heiligenstein Conference will have the opportunity to witness a powerful narrative that seeks to dismantle the denial surrounding these pressing societal issues.
