They are the result of two decades of community work where the management of better living conditions led them to create ties between local leaders, organizations and mothers of victims to demand an end to violence. They work for gender equality so that women, girls, boys and adolescents can live a life free of violence, experience art as a human right from a feminist position and build a society where women and men have the same rights. Promote community organization as a key and central element to create community protocols to prevent violence in public spaces. Manage with local authorities the improvement of public spaces to increase the safety of women and their families. Develop an art program focused on working through grief.