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[post_content] => [vc_row][vc_column width="1/4"][vc_single_image image="147685" img_size="full" css=""][/vc_column][vc_column width="3/4"][vc_column_text css=""]La Federación Salud Mental Andalucía ha dado a conocer el fallo del jurado del 7º Certamen de Expresión Artística 'Letras para Sanar el Alma', en un acto celebrado en formato online a través de Zoom, que ha reunido a participantes, jurado y público interesado en la promoción de la salud mental a través de la creación literaria.
Durante la apertura del acto intervino Toñi Caballero, miembro de la Junta Directiva de la Federación, quien dio la bienvenida a las personas asistentes y destacó la importancia de este certamen como espacio de encuentro entre la creación artística y la salud mental.
El certamen, que se celebra desde 2019, continúa consolidándose como un espacio de referencia donde creatividad y salud mental convergen.
En esta séptima edición se ha alcanzado un récord de participación, con un total de 829 obras presentadas, distribuidas en 364 poesías y 465 microrrelatos.
Desde la organización se ha destacado que cada obra presentada refleja una experiencia real y una forma de expresar vivencias vinculadas a la salud mental, contribuyendo a generar comprensión social y a reducir el estigma.
Asimismo, se ha puesto en valor el papel del certamen como herramienta de sensibilización, promoviendo la expresión emocional, el diálogo abierto y el acompañamiento entre personas.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""]La Federación ha agradecido especialmente la labor del jurado, compuesto por Andrés Luis Segarra, Inmaculada Martínez, Gloria Verdoy y María Rodríguez Nieto, destacando su rigor, sensibilidad y compromiso durante todo el proceso de evaluación.
Fallo del jurado
Tras la deliberación, el jurado ha acordado los siguientes reconocimientos:
Microrrelato – Finalistas:
Poetry – Finalists:
Winning works:
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[post_title] => Mental Health Andalusia announces the verdict of the 7th ‘Letters to Heal the Soul’ Contest
[post_excerpt] => In this seventh edition of the contest, a participation record has been reached, with a total of 829 works presented, distributed in 364 poems and 465 short stories.
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Mental Health Andalusia announces the verdict of the 7th ‘Letters to Heal the Soul’ Contest
In this seventh edition of the contest, a participation record has been reached, with a total of 829 works presented, distributed in 364 poems and 465 short stories.
The Andalusia Mental Health Federation has announced the jury’s decision of the 7th Artistic Expression Contest ‘Letters to Heal the Soul’in an event held online via Zoom, which brought together participants, jury and public interested in the promotion of mental health through literary creation.
During the opening of the event, Toñi Caballero, member of the Board of Directors of the Federation, spoke, welcoming the attendees and highlighting the importance of this event as a meeting space between artistic creation and mental health.
The contest, which has been held since 2019, continues to establish itself as a reference space where creativity and mental health converge.
In this seventh edition, a participation record has been reached, with a total of 829 works presenteddistributed in 364 poems and 465 short stories.
The organization has highlighted that each work presented reflects a real experience and a way of expressing experiences linked to mental health, contributing to generating social understanding and reducing stigma.
Likewise, the role of the event as a tool for raising awareness has been valued, promoting emotional expression, open dialogue and support between people.
The Federation has especially appreciated the work of the jury, made up of Andrés Luis Segarra, Inmaculada Martínez, Gloria Verdoy and María Rodríguez Nieto, highlighting their rigor, sensitivity and commitment throughout the evaluation process.
jury ruling
After deliberation, the jury has agreed on the following recognitions:
Short story – Finalists:
Poetry – Finalists:
Winning works:
