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Examining women’s dignity, rights, and experiences across social, economic, and cultural landscapes. From inequality to resilience, this theme explores the conditions that shape women’s lives worldwide.

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June 7, 2026

Gender Identity, Self-Determination, and the Common Good in Contemporary Debate

Gender identity raises questions about dignity, rights, freedom, and how societies balance individual self-determination with the common good.
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June 8, 2026

Domestic Violence: A Challenge for All of Society

Domestic violence takes many forms beyond physical abuse, including psychological, sexual, economic, and vicarious violence. This piece explores its roots, warning signs, consequences, and the need for protection, education, and cultural change.
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June 12, 2026

Female Migration: The Profound Pain of Displacement

Female migration has a profoundly human and painful face. In Mexico, Latin America, and the world, millions of women migrate not for adventure, but out of desperation: they flee poverty, domestic violence, organized crime, abandonment, and lack of opportunity. Many leave their children behind with the hope that the distance will allow them to support them. Others take them with them on a journey that frequently becomes a nightmare.
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The women thinking and writing about Human Dignity & Inequality.

Julieta Lujambio

Journalist and Activist

Julieta Lujambio is a Mexican journalist and activist for the rights of single mothers and their children. Author of six books on human development and single motherhood, she has dedicated much of her career to making visible the social, emotional, and economic challenges faced by millions of women raising children alone. Her work combines communication, social accompaniment, and public advocacy in favor of policies and laws aimed at ensuring the fulfillment of child support obligations and comprehensive child protection.

Paola Binetti

Italian politician, psychiatrist, and academic

Sofia Bergoglio

Executive Secretary

Since September 2025, Sofia has been promoting the strategic development  of the Network through research, reflection, and institutional strengthening processes.

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