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The Rey Juan Carlos University (URJC) joins the Purple Points initiative, an instrument promoted by the Ministry of Equality to involve the whole of society in the fight against gender violence, promoted by the Equality Unit of the URJC for the prevention and awareness of sexist violence in the university environment and for attention and referral in situations that require it.
The Purple Point acts as an 'access point' so that all those women who have been victims or witnesses of an attack, or who simply want information, can come to it, tell what happened and ask for help.
The Violet Points at URJC aim to achieve the following objectives:
- To highlight the position of the URJC in the construction of a university free of sexist violence.
- Creation of spaces free from gender violence.
- To inform about all the resources that both the URJC and external agents make available to women victims of gender violence.
- To create a network of support, trust, respect, support and accompaniment for people affected by gender violence in academic centers and university spaces.
- To involve the entire university community by providing them with tools to address the social problem of inequality and gender-based violence.
Resources at Rey Juan Carlos University:
URJC Equality Unit
The URJC Equality Unit was created by the University's Governing Council in its session of November 5, 2010, to comply with Organic Law 3/2007 of March 22, for the effective equality of women and men, as well as Organic Law 4/2007 of April 12, which amended the Organic Law of Universities. Today, the requirement for universities to have Equality Units is enshrined in Article 97 of Organic Law 2/2023 of March 22, on the University System.
Based on the regulations approved by the Governing Council on June 7, 2019, the Unit is established as a university service as regulated in article 188 of the URJC Statutes and is administratively dependent on the Vice-Rectorate for Planning and Strategy.
The Equality Unit is made up of the Equality Commission and the Unit's Management.
Where is it located?
Our Attorneys 2011-B1, 2nd floor, Rectorate Extension. Tulipán Street, s/n, 28933 Móstoles (Madrid)
Phone: 914 88 82 77.
E-mail:
Visits must be scheduled in advance.
Website of the Equality Unit of the Rey Juan Carlos University https://www.urjc2030.es/ui/
Procedure to request exemption from tuition fees for victims of gender violence and their children under 25 years of age.
Another resources:
Specialized police phone number 016 (leaves no trace)