An exhibition and social project organised by APRAMP (Association for the Prevention, Reintegration and Care of Women in Prostitution), a Spanish non-profit organisation working to defend the human rights of victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.

The exhibition features outfits and textile pieces made by women who have survived human trafficking and sexual exploitation, highlighting their stories of resilience through the art of sewing.

For adults aged
18 and over. Town Hall Hall. Free
admission. Guided tour with the organisation on Wednesday 18 November at 11.00 am; prior registration via an online form is required between 9 and 16 November. Places will be confirmed by email.