EPISODE · Oct 22, 2024 · 54 MIN
EPISODIO 13: La salida
from LO DIGO · host Shalom Bait
En el último episodio de LO DIGO, hablamos con dos sobrevivientes sobre la salida de la violencia de género: ¿cuáles fueron los primeros pasos que dieron para salir?, ¿hay etapas?, ¿cómo acompaña el grupo éstas etapas?, ¿qué fue clave en el proceso?, ¿y qué lo obstaculizó? Lucrecia y Elena nos cuentan cómo son los procesos, individuales y colectivos, que transitaron hasta llegar donde se encuentran hoy.
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