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Courses and events

Training and instruction are the heart of our mission. These are the means we work through and the courses we offer.

How we carry out our mission

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Courses, workshops, seminars, talks, conferences and other educational programs of non-formal training and instruction.

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Drafting proposals that shape national and regional public policy.

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Joint work with national and international organizations, and with strategic support networks, that builds the unity needed to win policies and changes advancing the presence, participation and shared responsibility of women in society.

In carrying out our mission we take on a range of subjects. Among the most prominent: training for leadership and for social and political participation; strengthening the family; access to decision-making on equal terms; productive work; prevention of violence against women and the family; prevention of abuse and human trafficking; the care and protection of a healthy environment; and the study, knowledge and circulation of human rights and the rights of women.

Subject courses

Workshops and non-formal training programs, open to women and men committed to the development of their communities.

  • Participation and democracy
  • Ethical leadership
  • Values for living together
  • Building peace
  • Preventing and eradicating violence against women and the family
  • Forms of violence against women
  • Strengthening the family
  • Skills and training for productive work
  • Preventing abuse and human trafficking
  • Care and protection of the land and a healthy environment
  • Human Rights and the Rights of Women

Material from our workshops

The material we use in our training sessions, free to download and to share with anyone who needs it.

ABC of Participation

Material for promoters

Our civic-training workshop, in three modules: what democracy is and where it came from, what it means to take part and what a citizen’s powers are, and the concrete means of participation — citizens’ assemblies, participatory budgeting, social oversight, public consultations, legislative initiative and defense of the vote.

Download the material

PDF · 64 pages

Events and open enrollment

Courses run by open enrollment throughout the year. Current and past activities are published underOur Work, and news on women and development appears on ourBlog.

Interested in taking a course?

Write to us and we will let you know when enrollment opens for the subject you care about.

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