Mujeres Sin Filtro is the new Fuckup Nights project, created with the support of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB Lab), to provide a safe space where women can share the challenges they face today.
Our goal is to open the door to real conversations to connect from vulnerability, and provide tools to overcome the paradigms around failure through events, workshops, conferences and continuing education through a digital platform.
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Here comes another edition of Mujeres Sin Filtro Bogotá !
Next August 8th, we will meet to continue talking and sharing about failure, entrepreneurship and gender, with a guest that breaks with the established times and steps that we believe established.
Along with us, hundreds of speakers have dared to share their failures, show how they are not perfect and how they are sometimes wrong. They have shown how being vulnerable and open, they are more powerful. We relive some of these stories in this course and together we defeat the stigmas surrounding failure in women.
How many times have you felt judged for wanting to dedicate yourself to what you are passionate about and it is not "common" or "expected" according to your gender? Our goal is to facilitate in this course skills that allow you to transform your environment into safe and inclusive spaces and defeat stereotypes.
Do you think your company's organizational culture needs to improve with respect to diversity and inclusion policies?
From our experience eradicating the stigma around failure and how it affects women, we can support you with solutions for your organization to provide safe spaces for everyone.
The gender gap is real and is one of the barriers we face when we talk about equity, since we still do not have equal opportunities. These factors mean that the idea of failure has a social context with particular nuances for women.
Developing the ability to mold existing elements to create new opportunities is a skill we seek to develop in women who seek to live without a filter.
Today's world demands that we are constantly re-learning concepts in order to live in a more equitable and inclusive society, so constant learning is the pillar to change our collective paradigms.
Yes, the world can be unfair and dark many times, but being critical and finding those areas of opportunity to have a more equitable society is the fuel we need to rise up in the midst of the chaos and create new ways.
In a world where women have grown up with violent social beliefs, it is vital to rethink the culture to address the variables that foster inequality in order to take action and provide safe spaces.