Estela Ambriz Delgado
In the context of commemoration International Women's Dayhe “Compasses” group. Calls on citizens The second meeting for women in science and art Subordinate From 6 to 10 Marchwith various free activities such as discussions, exhibitions, workshops, conferences and hiking walks, in order to highlight the work of women in the scientific and cultural field.
The revealer Erica HerreraShe, who is part of the women's group, expressed that the goal of this wide-ranging organizational work is to highlight women's scientific and artistic contributions in public projection spaces, where the experience of integration and community work is generated, as well as to enhance the right of girls, adolescent girls, and women from various emerging groups to participate in life. Scientific and cultural of the state.
The meeting is scheduled to be held in various places, starting on Wednesday 6 at 5 pm In the concert hall Flavio F. Carlosin it Peace Theater With a biologist Dulce Diaz; the days 8 and 9 in the Hall muses Subordinate Leonora Carrington MuseumAnd in Lamp room Subordinate Mask MuseumRespectively, in the presence of Dr. Martha Eugenia Santoyo Perez; researcher Gloria Patricia Perez Cornejo; First female engineer Autonomous University of San Luis Potosi (and plunder) Maria Eugenia Egerafedi; And the teacher Carmen AlvaradoFor example but not limited to.
Likewise, they will have science workshops and talks with indigenous women about challenges and opportunities in the region San Luis Potosiof contemporary literature written by women, as well as visits to rehabilitation centers and Home of Monsignor Emigrant Luis Morales Reyes To talk about conscious menstruation, sexual health, immigration and labor rights. In addition, they will deliver personal hygiene products collected at various collection centres.
Finally today March 10 The event will culminate in Sierra de Alvarez With a health, psychological and legal caravan for women in local communities, as well as workshops with local girls and hiking.
The full program can be found on the official Facebook page, Compasses in Science and Arts.
