The perception of violence against women has varied over time, to become considered a social and political problem. Measures to eradicate them take place from different and complementary areas. Institutions and social actors allocate resources, means, time and effort, and yet the effects are far from achieving this objective, when they do not seem contradictory. In addition to reflecting on results, it is necessary to review the theoretical approaches underlying public policy, to the research carried out, as well as the discussions that arise within the various feminmos, and to question how and who is asking the questions that guide these answers. This concern animates the pages of this work, in which the rational, emotional and artistic possibilities of intervention against violence against women are explored from multiple perspectives and glances. The desire for depth, reflexivity and creativity of the proposals has united the authors, guided by the conviction that eradicating violence against women, rather than a utopia, is an ethical demand of the first order that neither can nor want to avoid.