One of this year’s new initiatives is that the Felanitx Town Council has requested specific training for nightlife venues so they can have their protocol in place.
Training is an essential tool for implementing the “No i punt!” campaign. In 2025, 20 training sessions have been delivered, reaching 225 people.
These training sessions are tailored to each municipality and cover topics such as incorporating a gender perspective into festivals, identifying and preventing sexual and LGBT-phobic violence, and the practical application of the “No i punt!” action protocol.
Special priority is given to youth groups, as they are the primary audience at the largest festivals. Many young people who have taken part in these sessions have done so as festival organisers.
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Training as the Foundation of the Campaign
Training is also provided to technical and political staff working in areas such as equality, festivals, youth or community participation, local police, civil protection, bar staff, and those managing the information, support, and awareness points.
Festival Action Protocol and Reported Incidents
By 5 August, there had been 44 festivals implementing the action protocol—an essential tool for knowing how to act and coordinate all personnel involved in responding to sexual violence at festive events.
This protocol is accompanied by an information, support, and awareness point, which, by the same date, had reached 2,651 people.
Up to that point, two incidents had been detected. In each case, the victim was assisted, coordination with the police and emergency services was activated, and the case was referred to the appropriate support resources.
At the Consell de Mallorca, we work closely with the municipalities to promote a culture of equality that involves society as a whole, so that everyone—women and men alike—can enjoy the festivals.