Seminar Informativ - Prevenirea violenței împotriva persoanelor vulnerabile

On September 16, 2025, at Octavian Goga County Library in Cluj-Napoca was hosted an informational seminar entitled "Preventing Violence Against Vulnerable Persons," an event dedicated to raising awareness and involving the community in protecting those at risk.

The purpose of the meeting was to highlight the need for information, prevention, and active support for vulnerable people—whether we are talking about children, the elderly, people with disabilities, or victims of domestic abuse.

During the seminar, specialists in the social, psychological, and legal fields provided participants with essential information about forms of violence, the subtle ways in which they can be identified, and the concrete steps that can be taken to intervene safely and responsibly.

Discussions also focused on the role of the community in recognizing signs of abuse and the importance of immediate action when a person is in danger. At the same time, examples of good practices and successful local campaigns were presented, showing how collaboration between institutions, organizations, and citizens can lead to real and lasting change.

Participants were encouraged to share their own experiences, questions, and perspectives in an open and empathetic atmosphere. The atmosphere was warm, respectful, and supportive, and the dialogue highlighted the power of education and empathy in preventing violence.

In conclusion, it was emphasized that each of us has an active role in protecting those around us. Through information, communication, and involvement, we can contribute to building a safer, more attentive, and more dignified community for all.

The event ended with a shared sense of hope and responsibility—hope that, through unity and knowledge, we can reduce violence and uphold human dignity, turning empathy into a force for real change.

The charity conference on Saturday, November 22, "Altruism and Empathy," was a remarkable event that opened new horizons of knowledge and personal introspection. Prof. Mircea Miclea, PhD, and Archdeacon Adrian Sorin Mihalache, PhD, addressed the topic from complementary perspectives—neuroscience, psychology, and references to faith. Questions from the audience sparked a lively discussion, and many participants left with a new perspective on solidarity, generosity, and responsibility toward others. All proceeds were donated to the "Sfântul Hristofor" Pediatric Palliative Care Center in Sânnicoara. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

The conference can be viewed on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUAX4bKWWUI