Cosas
De Mujeres
General Introduction
Cosas de Mujeres (CDM) is a training program aimed at strengthening financial inclusion and economic autonomy through entrepreneurship. It supports women in developing their first project or consolidating an existing one, providing personal and professional tools that drive growth, decision-making, and the sustainability of each initiative.
Why Participate in the Program?
Gender Perspective
It is a program that approaches key topics from a female perspective and works on the mindsets needed to strengthen personal autonomy and independence.
Entrepreneurs Club
It allows you to build networks and start sharing resources, advice, and support with other women in similar situations, in order to generate future projects.
Networking
We will share job opportunities, events, talks, and activities from our Foundation and other organizations working on related topics so you can participate and showcase your projects.
Editions
Graduates
Countries
Key Themes
Self-Awareness and Leadership
Empowerment, mindsets, biases.
Personal Finance
Relationship with money. Economic and financial aspects. Personal and business budgeting.
Communication and Social Media
The importance of communication and social media to make your project visible.
Syllabus
- Breaking down barriers.
- Business model.
- Basic financial concepts.
- Formalizing the business.
- Strategic communication.
- The challenge of communicating on social media.
- Building networks (group mentoring).
I discovered not only a group of entrepreneurial women with very interesting projects, but also women who wanted to improve themselves—women seeking an opportunity to grow and surpass their own limits. Today, “LUNA handmade knits” is gradually becoming a small business that, with the tools CDM provided me, I am working to keep moving forward. But most importantly, it taught me to believe that I could—that I was capable of undertaking anything I set my mind to with tenacity, passion, and determination.
Participating in the Cosas de Mujeres program was a rewarding experience where, in addition to sharing experiences with other women and growing alongside them, I learned that the word VALUE has a deeply important meaning. I learned to value what I do in a different way—to give value to my time, to myself, to my projects, and especially to my business. It taught me to discover my strengths, to empower myself and help empower others, and to build confidence in myself.
My experience with the “Cosas de Mujeres” Program was—and continues to be—positive. We managed to launch our online radio... I’m very happy because we now have listeners connected from different parts of the world. UNIMAGINABLE FOR ME.
For me, Cosas de Mujeres was a life-changing experience. I didn’t know what to do—I joined without having any idea what I was going to do. I was 26 years old, with a 6-month-old baby, about to finish my degree, and living with my mother. My father had passed away a year earlier. A year later, I already had my own home and a job, and now at 30, I have my own multi-purpose space, which I manage and where I employ 10 people. I’ve completed several courses, I work in my city, and I coordinate academic courses and teach at the Centro Psicosocial Argentino in several cities across the country. And I still have more projects ahead!
In the Cosas de Mujeres program, dreams turn into projects, and projects into action. It is a space where, without losing sight of each person’s reality, endless possibilities open up. Optimism and solidarity are always present, and by the end, we all take away a fundamental concept: “building networks.”
Participating in FLOR’s CDM was very meaningful for me. Being able to share with other entrepreneurs the same concerns, the same challenges, and to learn from each one was incredible. The extremely valuable information provided by the Foundation, through each speaker and every practical exercise, placed us in a privileged position. THANK YOU—I have nothing but gratitude and look forward to another opportunity to continue learning and growing.