Support networks
Connecting women across sectors to share experiences, opportunities and impactful initiatives.
A network of women leaders, professionals, entrepreneurs, academics and activists committed to substantive equality and participation in decision-making.
The 50+1 Collective, Morelos Chapter, brings together women from different sectors who share a commitment to opening opportunities, building support networks and advancing a fairer, more inclusive society.
We are part of an initiative with national and international reach that promotes empowerment, collaboration and active participation by women in decision-making.
Substantive equalitySisterhoodSocial impact
Our agenda promotes connections, learning, dialogue and collaboration. These are the collective’s broad areas of action.
Connecting women across sectors to share experiences, opportunities and impactful initiatives.
Promoting continuous learning and strengthening women’s participation in leadership roles.
Advancing a gender perspective, substantive equality and lives free from violence.
Encouraging participation in working groups and decision-making spaces in the public and private sectors.
Building relationships with organizations, institutions and networks committed to equity.
Spotlighting women’s talent and contributions in Morelos.
Morelos Chapter representatives identified in the November 13, 2026 inauguration materials.
Institutional artwork and materials supplied by the chapter. Select any image to view it at its original resolution.
Learn more about the collective through this video shared on Facebook.
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✉EmailIt is a network of women across sectors promoting women’s leadership, substantive equality and participation in decision-making in Morelos.
Equality, support networks, training, institutional dialogue and opportunities for women.
Email 50m1capitulomorelos@gmail.com or visit its Facebook page.
Yes. The chapter is part of the 50+1 movement, which has an international network. Visit its official website to learn more.