Next Saturday, March 28, starting at 9:00 a.m., at the “Malvicino” Arts Hall (638 Urquiza St.), the “Women in Action: Autonomy, Well-being and Prosperity” conference will be held, a meeting aimed at women who wish to strengthen their personal development and achieve a better version of themselves.
The activity will be free and open to the public, with limited capacity, and will be held under the sponsorship of the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, supporting initiatives that promote comprehensive well-being, training, and personal growth.
During the conference, different professionals will participate and address topics related to women's comprehensive well-being. Among the speakers will be psychologist Silvana Etchepare, who will work on the importance of self-esteem and self-love as fundamental pillars of self-knowledge and personal transformation.
Also speaking will be Carolina Méndez, a nutritionist and specialist in Neuroscience, who will address the relationship between nutrition and well-being from a comprehensive perspective, promoting a more conscious and healthy relationship with the body and food.
For their part, Victoria Alonso and Paola, from the Gestionup team, will speak about entrepreneurship and financial autonomy, highlighting the importance of women developing their own economic projects and acquiring tools for financial decision-making.
The conference will also feature the participation of Roxana González, a designer and haute couture dressmaker, who will give a presentation on personal image and style, highlighting how the way each woman dresses and perceives herself impacts her self-esteem and well-being.
Likewise, a space dedicated to physical activity and health will be presented through audiovisual material sent by specialists Martín Méndez, Alejandro Ricagno, and Nahuel Bordón, who will share content on the importance of sports for physical and emotional balance.
The organizers highlighted that during the meeting, tools aimed at strengthening emotional well-being, self-knowledge, and personal development will be shared, promoting a comprehensive view that considers the physical, emotional, and economic health of women.
Those interested in participating can register by contacting 345 404 3213 (Silvana Etchepare). At the time of registration, some personal data will be requested, as participants will receive exclusive virtual material and a gift during the conference.
The activity will be free and open to the public, with limited capacity, and will be held under the sponsorship of the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, supporting initiatives that promote comprehensive well-being, training, and personal growth.
During the conference, different professionals will participate and address topics related to women's comprehensive well-being. Among the speakers will be psychologist Silvana Etchepare, who will work on the importance of self-esteem and self-love as fundamental pillars of self-knowledge and personal transformation.
Also speaking will be Carolina Méndez, a nutritionist and specialist in Neuroscience, who will address the relationship between nutrition and well-being from a comprehensive perspective, promoting a more conscious and healthy relationship with the body and food.
For their part, Victoria Alonso and Paola, from the Gestionup team, will speak about entrepreneurship and financial autonomy, highlighting the importance of women developing their own economic projects and acquiring tools for financial decision-making.
The conference will also feature the participation of Roxana González, a designer and haute couture dressmaker, who will give a presentation on personal image and style, highlighting how the way each woman dresses and perceives herself impacts her self-esteem and well-being.
Likewise, a space dedicated to physical activity and health will be presented through audiovisual material sent by specialists Martín Méndez, Alejandro Ricagno, and Nahuel Bordón, who will share content on the importance of sports for physical and emotional balance.
The organizers highlighted that during the meeting, tools aimed at strengthening emotional well-being, self-knowledge, and personal development will be shared, promoting a comprehensive view that considers the physical, emotional, and economic health of women.
Those interested in participating can register by contacting 345 404 3213 (Silvana Etchepare). At the time of registration, some personal data will be requested, as participants will receive exclusive virtual material and a gift during the conference.