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Latin America & the Caribbean

2023 - ongoing

Migrant women's access to justice in Mexico

By the end of 2023, we set out to understand the access to justice and the violation of rights of migrant women arriving in Mexico, and then seek to influence the network in some areas where there is still a gap to be filled.

2023 - 2024

Migrant women through Latin American and Caribbean correspondents

In October 2023 we began to study the causes of women's migration in the Latin American and Caribbean region, with the mission of understanding the difficulties and challenges they face and the real possibilities of insertion in the place of destination. This study will allow us to seek to keep active and expand the network of women social leaders of Latin America and the Caribbean.

2022 - 2023

Discrimination and participation of women in Latin America and the Caribbean

In September 2022 we started, next to 

Shared Knowledge Centerof CELAM a new project to listen to experiences of discrimination and participation of women in society and in the Church and also proposals to achieve greater participation and generate synergy.

2022

Formation of Communion
Weavers for Latin America
and the Caribbean

Thanks to the Pontifical Commission for

Latin America (PCAL) we seek to bring together

women who share the passion of Pope Francis to contribute to human fraternity and that they become weavers of communion, capable of to listen and be the voice of the women of their communities, in order to generate bonds that build social friendship on this continent (FT 94).

2021

Impact of Covid-19 on women in Latin America and the Caribbean

Voices and testimonies of Latin American

women who give visibility to their experiences of

pain and discrimination, as well as strength and resilience during the pandemic.

In 2021 we carried out the first project of the Global Women's Observatory, together with the Shared Knowledge Center of the Latin American Episcopal Council (CELAM), to learn how Covid-19 had impacted women in Latin America and the Caribbean, especially the most vulnerable women.

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