In the framework of International Women's Day, the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, promotes an agenda of activities open to the community, with the aim of recognizing the role of women in social construction, promoting equal opportunities, and generating spaces for training, reflection, and gathering.
The proposal will begin on Sunday, March 8th at 7:00 PM at the Plazoleta de las Américas (Av. San Lorenzo and P. Bovino) with the cultural meeting “Women Who Make History,” a tribute to women who have left and continue to leave deep marks on our city through their work, perseverance, and vocation for service.
On the same day, there will also be an exhibition by the Faculty of Life and Health Sciences of UADER, adding an academic and educational perspective to the commemoration. With cultural performances by Roxana Tavella and Cielo Malvasio; Franco Pezelato together with Jeremías Delfin, and the closing by Natalia Martínez.
The agenda will continue on Friday, March 13th at 6:30 PM, in the Municipality's Assembly Hall, with the lecture “Women: Their Footprints on the Road to the Bicentennial,” by Prof. Rosa María “Mauci” Reinsemweber.
Finally, on March 28, 2026, starting at 9:00 AM, the talk “WOMEN IN ACTION: AUTONOMY, WELL-BEING, AND PROSPERITY” will take place in the “Malviccino” Arts Hall (Urquiza 638). The activity is free and open to the public, with limited capacity.
The day will be aimed at women who wish to improve themselves and reach a better personal version, addressing different dimensions of integral development.
Among the speakers are Roxana González, who will work on the importance of personal image as an expression of authenticity and self-esteem; Victoria Alonso and Pao, from GestionUp, who will develop the topic of financial autonomy and entrepreneurial drive; Lic. Carolina Méndez, a nutritionist and specialist in Neuroscience, who will address nutrition from an integral perspective; and Lic. Silvana Etchepare, a psychologist specializing in personal development, who will delve into self-esteem and self-love as pillars of personal growth. In addition, Martín Méndez, Nahuel Bordón, and Alejandro Ricagneo will develop a space dedicated to the importance of physical activity as an essential component of integral well-being. During the day, virtual material will be provided to the participants and special gifts will be given.
The Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto, highlighted the joint work with various municipal areas and institutions that has been carried out to move this agenda forward: “From the Undersecretariat, we understand that March 8th is not an isolated date, but an opportunity to generate concrete spaces for recognition and training. We have worked with different professionals and teams to offer proposals that not only pay tribute but also provide real tools for the personal and professional growth of women,” he expressed.
Likewise, he pointed out that “this agenda reflects a comprehensive view: we celebrate the history and contribution of women in our city, but we also bet on their present and future, promoting autonomy, well-being, and opportunities. Our commitment is to sustain public policies that accompany and strengthen that path.”
In this way, the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture reaffirms its commitment to generating initiatives that promote the recognition, training, and strengthening of women in all areas, understanding that building a fairer society also implies providing concrete tools for integral development.
The proposal will begin on Sunday, March 8th at 7:00 PM at the Plazoleta de las Américas (Av. San Lorenzo and P. Bovino) with the cultural meeting “Women Who Make History,” a tribute to women who have left and continue to leave deep marks on our city through their work, perseverance, and vocation for service.
On the same day, there will also be an exhibition by the Faculty of Life and Health Sciences of UADER, adding an academic and educational perspective to the commemoration. With cultural performances by Roxana Tavella and Cielo Malvasio; Franco Pezelato together with Jeremías Delfin, and the closing by Natalia Martínez.
The agenda will continue on Friday, March 13th at 6:30 PM, in the Municipality's Assembly Hall, with the lecture “Women: Their Footprints on the Road to the Bicentennial,” by Prof. Rosa María “Mauci” Reinsemweber.
Finally, on March 28, 2026, starting at 9:00 AM, the talk “WOMEN IN ACTION: AUTONOMY, WELL-BEING, AND PROSPERITY” will take place in the “Malviccino” Arts Hall (Urquiza 638). The activity is free and open to the public, with limited capacity.
The day will be aimed at women who wish to improve themselves and reach a better personal version, addressing different dimensions of integral development.
Among the speakers are Roxana González, who will work on the importance of personal image as an expression of authenticity and self-esteem; Victoria Alonso and Pao, from GestionUp, who will develop the topic of financial autonomy and entrepreneurial drive; Lic. Carolina Méndez, a nutritionist and specialist in Neuroscience, who will address nutrition from an integral perspective; and Lic. Silvana Etchepare, a psychologist specializing in personal development, who will delve into self-esteem and self-love as pillars of personal growth. In addition, Martín Méndez, Nahuel Bordón, and Alejandro Ricagneo will develop a space dedicated to the importance of physical activity as an essential component of integral well-being. During the day, virtual material will be provided to the participants and special gifts will be given.
The Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto, highlighted the joint work with various municipal areas and institutions that has been carried out to move this agenda forward: “From the Undersecretariat, we understand that March 8th is not an isolated date, but an opportunity to generate concrete spaces for recognition and training. We have worked with different professionals and teams to offer proposals that not only pay tribute but also provide real tools for the personal and professional growth of women,” he expressed.
Likewise, he pointed out that “this agenda reflects a comprehensive view: we celebrate the history and contribution of women in our city, but we also bet on their present and future, promoting autonomy, well-being, and opportunities. Our commitment is to sustain public policies that accompany and strengthen that path.”
In this way, the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture reaffirms its commitment to generating initiatives that promote the recognition, training, and strengthening of women in all areas, understanding that building a fairer society also implies providing concrete tools for integral development.