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ORANGE THE WORLD

The UN campaign "Orange the World" has been drawing attention to violence against women and girls since 1991: from the International Day to End Violence against Women on November 25 to December 10, Human Rights Day.

ORANGE THE WORLD

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Information Session on November 24, 2026

Just one day before the official start of Orange Days, the state capital of Mainz is drawing attention to the issue of violence against women with its kickoff event. 

In collaboration with women’s aid organizations in Mainz, the Women’s Office of the State Capital of Mainz is hosting an informational event on November 24 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the foyer of Stadthaus. Interested residents of Mainz will have the opportunity to learn about the wide range of counseling and support services offered by women’s support organizations in Mainz.

The event is open to all residents of Mainz who would like to learn more about the work and services offered by women’s support organizations. 

Flag-raising ceremony at 11:30 a.m. in front of Stadthaus.

Also on November 24, 2026, at 11:30 a.m., Mayor Nino Haase will raise the flag against gender-based violence in front of Stadthaus and then deliver a speech. 

Orange Days, November 25–December 10, 2026, in Mainz

Call for Participation!

As part of the "Orange the World – Stop Violence Against Women" campaign, there will be several events in Mainz.

From flyers to lighting to floor stickers. If you spot any of these signs around the city, please send us a photo of them at frauenbuerostadt.mainzde 

We’ll use them to create a collage that grows every day and will serve as a collective statement against violence against women throughout the Orange Days.

We look forward to a lively discussion on November 24, 2026, as well as many great submissions!

The Women's Office of the State Capital of Mainz.

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