The organization of the program by the Leadership Foundation Sonoran
AC Hermosillo, Sonora, March 26, 2011.
Foundation Leadership Sonorense AC (FSL) organized a very successful event of the First Generation Scholarship 2010-2011, in which 11 young women leaders received the final delivery of funds to be used for the development of their projects .
These activities are part of the "Support and Promotion of Young Women Leaders in the State" last year of this organization.
The event, held at the Government Center Amphitheater in this city, was led by members of the Foundation, president Cecilia Soto, Patricia Mercado, Olga Haydee Flores, Ana Maria Salazar, Susana activities and special guest, Maria Antonieta Meraz, director of the Sonoran Institute for Women.
Girls develop various programs, including film projects with a gender perspective, photography, nutrition, micro-cultural rescue, tourism for people with disabilities and violence, among others.
The fellows are: Lucia Antares, Maria Angelica Campa, Tania de la Cruz, Maria Fernanda de la Rosa, Fernanda Espinoza, Nubia Garcia, Netsay Felix, Lilian Guadalupe Gutierrez, Aurora Mendoza, Neri and Jessica Retes Karina Samaniego.
During the welcome, the President of the FSL, Cecilia Soto urged the youth to organize and hold together for great achievements in various spheres of society, especially in the area of \u200b\u200bleadership for women, " we must have more women in positions of decision making because we have limited access. "
"There are a lot of young leaders in Sonora, and to stand out, it only takes a bit of momentum for these leaders to flourish" and that is the goal of the Foundation, said Cecilia Soto.
announcing that in a short time, the organization will issue a new call for the second generation of female scholars, in which they hope to multiply the number of young people.
In the event, introduced each of the projects undertaken by the Fellows, receiving the recognition of and assistants to know in detail the great benefits awarded in various categories of Sonoran society.
Karina Retes The intern Neri, on behalf of their partners said that their lives were different before entering the Foundation program, and today, "we're more confident we same, with more knowledge and convinced that women must play an active role in society and continue with our projects. "
highlighted the fact that now, the Fellows are also committed to promoting women's new young leaders to strengthen the work of the Foundation.
The members of the Foundation, Patricia Mercado, Olga Haydee Flores, Ana Maria Salazar and Susana Vidales agreed in their messages to highlight the superior experience and knowledge to the promotion of this project include issues that works agenda was not present Laura Carrera, who also is a member of this organization.
considered a success the organization of this program and thanked the support of the State Government through the Sonoran Institute for Women for their achievement.
Meanwhile, Marie Antoinette Meraz Sonoran Institute for Women, said the Government will continue supporting the FSL, because with this first generation of leaders demonstrating the viability of the project to promote and strengthen women's leadership in Sonora.
Since last year, young women also received a significant benefit card training high level to give them a better professional preparation.
The workshops are taught are: Gender and Leadership, Leadership in Crisis, Strategic Planning and Plan of Life, The Contemporary Agenda for Men and Women, Leadership and Security, Gender and Communication.
participated in these activities Mireya Scarone, Susana Vidal, Olga Flores, Ana Maria Salazar, María Luis Alvarez, Mario Urcelay, Patricia Mercado, and Laura Carrera *.
* Bulletin Sonoran Leadership Foundation, AC
* Bulletin Sonoran Leadership Foundation, AC
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