Photo : Danaé Gissler
Vernissage - Exhibition on secondary victimization
The Witches' Society association is organizing the opening of the photo exhibition titled "But did you say no?". These photos will be accompanied by creations made during cathartic art workshops.
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On Tuesday, November 17, as part of the month for the elimination of violence against women, the association The Witches' Society and the Maison de Vie Associative et Culturelle of the 13th arrondissement are organizing an exhibition on the theme of secondary victimization of victims of violence.
Access to the exhibition is entirely free and open to all.
From November 17 to 25, come and discover this engaged exhibition and participate in the opening and events offered in connection with it, in the presence of the association's volunteers and beneficiaries.
Our take on this event
Step into a thought-provoking experience in the heart of the 13th district that tackles a crucial yet often overlooked reality. Between moving exhibits and intimate exchanges, this event offers a unique chance to engage with voices that are finally shifting the narrative.
On Tuesday, November 17, 2026, from 19:00 to 20:00, the Maison de la Vie Associative et Citoyenne in the 13th arrondissement hosts the opening of an exhibition focused on the secondary victimization of violence survivors. Organized by The Witches' Society as part of the month dedicated to fighting violence against women, this event invites the community to explore a committed and essential body of work. Admission is free, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can join the discussions with volunteers and beneficiaries present for this inaugural evening in the heart of the 13th district.
As part of the campaign against violence towards women, The Witches' Society and the Maison de la Vie Associative et Citoyenne of the 13th arrondissement present an exhibition exploring the topic of secondary victimization. The project highlights the often overlooked challenges survivors face following incidents of violence. The opening event is scheduled for Tuesday, November 17, 2026, from 19:00 to 20:00. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in direct dialogue with association volunteers and beneficiaries, providing a human perspective on this critical social issue.
The exhibition remains on display from November 17 through November 25 and is free to the public. Located at 31 rue Bobillot, the venue is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all guests can easily visit the site to view the works and participate in the scheduled events.
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