The exhibition “Prevention Posters of the 20th Century” arrives at the University of Murcia
After having traveled more than 26,000 kilometers through various Spanish cities, the exhibition “Prevention Posters of the 20th Century” is installed in Murcia. It can be visited at the Faculty of Labor Sciences of the Murcia University until next December 3. Fraternidad-Muprespa and the AXA Foundation, organizers of the exhibition, thus continue their work of disseminating preventive culture and the evolution of occupational risk prevention through this retrospective.
The Vice-Rector for Infrastructure Planning of the University of Murcia,Belen Lopez, was in charge of welcoming those attending the opening ceremony and thanking that the exhibition could be seen at the university center on such an important date for their entity.
He later gave the floor to Jose Riquelme, d Dean of the Faculty of Labor Sciences, who described as “very fortunate the coincidence of the 50th anniversary of the Faculty with this exhibition, which illustrates not only the evolution of the risk prevention work, but also the interest in social issues, which led to the creation of this Faculty.” Likewise thanked himthanks to the generosity of Fundación Axa and Fraternidad-Muprespa p or take the sample to a place “of reference in the study of prevention, which has been reflected in the study plans and also in the implementation of a prevention master's degree,” he assured.
Natalia Fdez. Laviada, deputy general director of Prevention, Quality and Communication of Fraternidad-Muprespa, then took the floor to highlight that he did not imagined “a better environment than the Faculty of Labor Sciences to talk about health, work, occupational well-being and risk prevention jobs, also when he turns 50.” “To “Fraternidad-Muprespa” He explained, "it is very important to carry out activities that consist of taking prevention to the streets, to locations like this one, close to students who will thus better understand the evolution of prevention in Spain."
Last,Josep Alfonso, general director of the AXA Foundation, highlighted that “every day on average in Spain more than two people die in work accidents, something that we could reduce with prevention measures, without a doubt.”
After the turn of interventions,Antonio José Millán, director of the AXA Chair ofPrevention, took a tour of the exhibition explaining to the attendees the characteristics of the posters on display.
