2X | Empowering Tomorrow: Unleashing Gender-Smart Capital Worldwide
By | Jessica Espinoza CEO, 2X Global As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, the 2024 theme ‘invest in women,
JA Americas | She is Digital: increased and better opportunities for young Latin American women
By | JA Americas The ‘She is Digital’ project from Junior Achievement Americas has proven to be an inspiring and
SICT and Pro Mujer Sign Agreement to Support Indigenous Women’s Digital Inclusion in Southeast Mexico
The agreement is part of the “Smart Villages, Sustainable Well-Being” initiative of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT).
Pro Mujer, Mi Teleférico, and Terminal de Buses: Working Together to Keep Bolivian Women Safe
Today, anyone who looks up in La Paz or El Alto will see a message written on some of the
Pro Mujer Receives Support from Airbnb to Provide Training to Women Entrepreneurs in Quintana Roo
Located in Southeast Mexico, Quintana Roo is internationally recognized for its tourist attractions and natural beauty. In 2022, the state
Pro Mujer and The UPS Foundation Announce the Results of their Collaboration in Mexico and Guatemala and Expand Impact to Argentina
After a successful first year of collaboration focused on supporting women entrepreneurs in Mexico and Guatemala, The UPS Foundation, the
Pro Mujer Strengthens its Commitment to Women in Latin America as Part of the Women’s Digital Financial Inclusion Advocacy Hub
Pro Mujer was proud to take another step toward advancing gender equality in Latin America by joining the Women’s Digital
Pro Mujer’s Diabetes Chatbot Launches in Honduras Thanks to Support from Fundación Creciendo con Diabetes
Diabetes is a leading cause of disability and death in the Americas. Rising obesity rates, poor diets, and a lack
Pro Mujer and Bolivisión Celebrate A Year of Impact
In July 2022, Pro Mujer joined forces with Bolivision, the television network with the second-highest ratings and the most extensive
Pro Mujer México Announces New Health Partnerships with Reina Madre and Sin Reglas
According to data published by INEGI, more than 15 million women in Mexico do not have access to health care
