WE4CA: From Economic Empowerment to Structural Transformation in Guatemala
Between 2022 and 2026, Pro Mujer, in partnership with MEDA and Wakami, led the Women’s Empowerment for Central America (WE4CA)
WE4CA: del empoderamiento económico a la transformación estructural en Guatemala
Entre 2022 y 2026, Pro Mujer, en alianza con MEDA y Wakami, impulsamos el proyecto Women’s Empowerment for Central America
Pro Mujer y MetLife Foundation impulsan el bienestar de las comunidades del sureste de México al apoyar a más de 4 mil mujeres
Fortalecer el bienestar de una mujer es fortalecer el tejido social que sostiene a comunidades enteras, por lo que invertir
Entrepreneurs at the Center During the GLI Forum Latam 2025
Since its founding, Pro Mujer has borne witness to the transformative power of women entrepreneurs in Latin America, not just
Pro Mujer and UNFPA Strengthen Commitment to Women’s Health and Rights
Pro Mujer and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) signed a strategic agreement, joining forces to promote the health, rights,
Pro Mujer and UNDP Mexico Establish Partnership to Promote Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment
Leaders of Pro Mujer and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Mexico came together at the GLI Forum Latam
Pro Mujer and Fundemex Commit to Strengthening Women’s Entrepreneurship in Mexico
In an effort to boost women’s economic development, Pro Mujer and the Fundación del Empresariado en México (Fundemex) signed a
Pro Mujer and Clínicas del Azúcar Join Forces to Prevent Diabetes in Underserved Women
Pro Mujer and Clínicas del Azúcar proudly formalized a strategic partnership during the GLI Forum Latam 2025 to improve access
It’s Not (Just) For the Love of Art: Cultural Programming Debuts at the GLI Forum Latam 2025
For the first time, the GLI Forum Latam featured cultural programming as a core part of its agenda, recognizing the
Transformative Partnerships: Working Together to Create Change
Change doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Accelerating progress on the Sustainable Development Goals—and gender equality—requires recognizing that change is, first
