The report, produced by Sealand Films and directed by Goya winner Carles Bover, tells the story of four women with disabilities from the Balearic Islands.

The premiere will take place during an event open to the general public.

Next Tuesday 11th March, IBDONA will be premiering the report ‘An Inclusive Look at Equality’, on the occasion of 8M, International Women’s Day. The premiere will take place at 7 p.m. at Palma’s Teatro Principal, in an event open to the general public.

The report, produced by Sealand Films and commissioned by IBDONA, tells the story of Loli, Sara, Apolònia and Yecenia, four women with disabilities who talk about the difficulties they face, such as discrimination and inequality in different areas. Specifically, they refer to the barriers that hinder their lives, for example, when it comes to finding work, participating in society or accessing culture. The report also emphasises the capabilities of women, their dreams and efforts to achieve a more equal, fair and accessible future for everyone, in which glass ceilings are eliminated.

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IBDONA premieres the report ‘Una mirada inclusiva hacia la igualdad’ at Palma’s Teatro Principal, on the occasion of 8M

The report is directed by Carles Bover, winner of a Goya for best documentary short film, and scripted by journalist Alba Tarragó. It lasts 15 minutes and is subtitled. During the presentation ceremony, hosted by IB3 Radio journalist Marta Garau, there will be sign language translation. There will also be two musical interventions.

The report will be screened on the 13th of March at 8 pm at the Teatro Principal in Inca; on the 14th of March at 8 pm at the Sala Polivalente Albert Camus, in Sant Lluís, Menorca; on the 20th of March at 5.30 pm at the Sala Plenary Hall in Sant Lluís, Menorca; and on the 20th of March at 5.30 pm at the Sala Plenary Hall in Sant Lluís, Menorca. 30 h in the plenary hall of the day centre of Sant Francesc Xavier, in Formentera, and on April 9 during the Inter-institutional Conferences ‘An inclusive look towards equality’, to be held at the cultural centre of Jesus, in Santa Eulària, in Ibiza. The screening of the report at other venues around the Balearic Islands is also open to the public.