There are quite a few campaigns and initiatives happening in Spain right now around violence against women and girls—some long-standing, some evolving with new risks (like digital abuse). Here’s a clear overview of the main ones so you can see the landscape:

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🇪🇸 Current & Ongoing Campaigns in Spain

🔴 “Saca tarjeta roja al maltratador” (Show the red card to abusers)

• One of Spain’s most recognised campaigns
• Encourages society to publicly reject abuse—like showing a red card in football
• Focus: collective responsibility, breaking silence, social accountability 

👉 Message: Don’t ignore abuse—call it out.

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🟣 Government Awareness Campaigns (Delegación del Gobierno contra la Violencia de Género)

• Continuous national campaigns since 2006
• Focus on:
  • Early detection
  • Youth relationships
  • Coercive control and psychological abuse
• Often run across TV, social media, and schools 

👉 Message: Recognise abuse early—especially non-physical forms.

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🧠 New Focus: Digital & Online Abuse

• Spanish government now highlighting “digital harassment” as a major threat
• Includes:
  • Online coercion
  • Image-based abuse
  • Social media pressure and control 

👉 Message: Abuse doesn’t stop offline—it’s evolving.

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💰 Campaigns on Economic Abuse

• Awareness campaigns highlighting financial control and dependence
• Includes guidance on:
  • recognising financial abuse
  • building independence
  • healthy financial dynamics 

👉 Message: Control of money = control of freedom.

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🌹 Roses Revolution (founded in Spain)

• Campaign against obstetric violence (abuse during childbirth)
• Women leave roses outside hospitals to raise awareness
• Linked to 25 November – International Day to End Violence Against Women

👉 Message: Respect and dignity in healthcare matter too.

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🌍 International Campaigns Spain Actively Supports

• International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
• “16 Days of Activism” (global campaign from Nov 25–Dec 10)
• Spain runs national actions, marches, and awareness during this period 

👉 Message: This is a global issue, not just national.

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🛡️ Policy & Prevention Initiatives (Not just campaigns)

These aren’t “campaigns” in the social media sense—but they are active national efforts:

• €180 million investment into combating gender-based violence 
• Expansion of legal protections and consent laws 
• Funding for NGOs supporting victims and prevention work 

👉 Message: Spain is combining awareness with structural change.

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⚠️ What’s Changing in Spain Right Now

• More focus on teen relationship abuse
• Recognition of psychological and coercive control
• Growing concern about online influence and harmful content
• Shift toward prevention, not just reaction

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🧠 A Grounded Reality

Spain is often seen as a European leader in tackling violence against women, especially legally and socially. 

But campaigns exist because:

• The problem is still ongoing
• Awareness needs constant reinforcement
• New forms of abuse keep emerging

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