Our Purpose
Transforming leaderships for advocating a more sustainable and equitable world.
Transforming leaderships for advocating a more sustainable and equitable world.
Transforming leaderships for advocating a more sustainable and equitable world.
All our actions are based on three foundations:
Women’s integral social, political, cultural, economic, and educational development allows us to build a more fair and participatory society.
Education is one of the most influential factors in societies’ progress and development. Not only does it provide knowledge, but it also enriches culture, spirit, and values.
We are facing a global call for action to end poverty, protect our planet, and improve human lives.
Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is the second most disaster-prone region in the world and the resulting humanitarian crises. Whatever the cause, it impacts women, men, young people, girls, and boys unequally, being women and young people the most affected:
Sustainable Development Goals
«I have acquired new knowledge that allows me to critically analyze the reality of my territory, motivating me to move forward, looking for new opportunities, and generating alliances to achieve my goals». 
«It doesn’t matter where we came from but rather where we want to go and our intentions with the world and others. Being part of the organization has opened my mind and allowed me to learn skills that have helped me to grow as a human being and professional».
«I believe that every person has incredible ideas, which break through fears and transform. Wom-en allows you to be who you are and to empower every ability.»
Our projects help us to further our purpose, learn more about some of them.
Women, youth, and sustainability is a project that contributes to women and youth engagement in the development of territorial initiatives and actions framed under the 2030 agenda and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, as a strategy for adaptation and mitigation of climate change.
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