Citizen Action Against Poverty: It is an initiative created in 2015 with the support of more than 60 Mexican civil society organizations, with the purpose of proactively influencing systemic changes against inequality and poverty. It promotes an open public policy approach based on evidence between the public, private and social sectors with the aim of addressing the most complex challenges facing Mexico, always seeking the empowerment of citizens.

Master in Public Management, for Good Public Administration in Coordination with the Autonomous Metropolitan University (UAM). Lawyer specializing in Gender and Substantive Equality, feminist and defender of the rights of women, young people and children. She has completed higher education in various national educational institutions on topics related to Public Administration and peacebuilding. She participated in the development of the Protocol to investigate the crime of femicide with a gender perspective and the Protocol for the application of the Bosty character, for taking statements from children. She directed the Victims Fund of Mexico City and was Regional Coordinator of Information and Peacebuilding, in the Secretariat of Public Security and Citizen Protection. Currently, she is the first woman to hold the position of head of the Training Institute for Work in Mexico City (ICAT).

Graduate in Political Science and Public Administration from UNAM, I have worked in the General Directorate of Legislative Studies of the SEGOB and I have currently been working in the Senate of the Republic for 5 years as Advisor and Coordinator of advisors to Senator Lucía Trasviña, president of the Public Safety Commission. I have extensive knowledge of the legislative process, I have various courses on topics such as Cybersecurity taught by the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection and Parliamentary Law by the Anáhuac University and Parliamentary Process by the Acatlán Faculty of Higher Studies.

Karen Ávila Alcántara, I am 20 years old, Theater Actress of the Social and LGBTQ+ companies of CDMX, Mexa Cultural Apologist and community radio member and president of the youth movement with Rumbo and also a member of Voces y Agentes

Non-binary, queer psychologist and philosopher from UNAM. He has participated in collective research with international organizations. He has participated in diploma courses such as: Cultural Management, Heritage, and Citizen Participation, at SHCP 2019. He also participated in the collective research project Building Movements Tracking Violence, culminating in the "Conscious Traffic Light" project, for violence prevention for young people in urban contexts with the British Council and CASEDE AC 2018-2019. He participated in the "Communication and Journalism" course at the Carlos Septien School of Journalism, UNESCO, 2019. He is currently a researcher at Circolo Asociación Civil, and also designs and implements social programs.

Alejandra Hass is Executive Director of Oxfam Mexico. She holds a Law degree from the Universidad Iberoamericana and a Master's degree in Law from New York University. She was president of the National Council to Prevent Discrimination for a period of 4 years and prior to that, she headed the political affairs area of the Mexican Embassy in Washington DC. She has participated in the construction and implementation of legislative and public policy initiatives with perspective of human rights. She recently took the position as Executive Director at Oxfam Mexico.

Political scientist and public administrator from the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences of the UNAM. Legislative advisor. Technician of the Diversity Commission in the LXV Legislature. National Secretary of the Rainbow Movement for Mexico, first APN registered with the INE in the promotion of political-electoral rights of the LGBT+ population. District Councilor of the INE in Mexico City.

Edwin Reyes is Strengthening Coordinator at Alternatives and Capacities AC, where he leads key initiatives aimed at strengthening civil society and promoting the participation of diverse groups in favor of human rights. He has a solid academic background, with a Law Degree obtained from the Autonomous University of the State of Quintana Roo, complemented by an academic mobility stay at the National University of San Juan, Argentina. His constant search to expand his horizons has led him to participate in training programs in countries such as Denmark, England, Guatemala and Argentina, specializing in an approach based on human rights, intersectional perspectives, gender and youth. With more than a decade of experience in the organized civil society sector, Edwin has played a leading role in the promotion and defense of human rights, leading collaborative processes between the government, organizations and movements to advance human rights agendas. . Its commitment is reflected in the design and implementation of innovative social projects, based on participatory and popular education methodologies, which seek to promote social change from the base. He is a firm believer in the collective power to achieve great change and in the fight for equality.

Hello! I am Amizaday, a passionate instructor and speaker specializing in web development and information technology. With 5 years of experience, I am dedicated to training people in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, MySQL and React, preparing them for success in the technology industry. My focus is on creating dynamic and effective learning experiences, tailored to the individual needs of my students, with the goal of training the next generation of developers and technologists. Additionally, I promote gender equality in IT through talks on digital violence, gender gap and diversity in the technology sector. I am always open to connecting with technology and education professionals, as well as collaborating on innovative projects that drive change in our society. Connect with me to talk technology, education, and collaboration opportunities!

Lawyer with experience in public policy, gender and human rights. Master in International Criminal Law and specialist in Gender-Based Violence, Juvenile and Military Criminal Justice. She served as Advisor to the Mayor's Office of Bogotá during the implementation of the District Care System and currently works in the District Secretariat for Social Integration, where she contributes to the design and structuring of public-private agreements that strengthen the care of almost 800,000 caregivers in Bogotá. Her work has focused on the prevention of violence and female empowerment, through regulatory analysis, contract supervision and the implementation of strategies that guarantee access to services for caregivers and vulnerable populations. With a career in the public and private sectors, she has advised on issues of infrastructure, mobility and gender equity, participating in high-impact initiatives in the city.

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Technical Secretary of Alianza Jóvenes con Trabajo Digno She graduated from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) / Master Degree, Social Policy (2018-2019) and from El Colegio de México / International Relations International Relations (2010 – 2015) / Qualification: Bachelors. He has a specialty in Public Policy and International Relations

I'm Angie Martínez, I'm 28 years old. Born in Cali, Colombia. I am the leader of a business that is dedicated to the manufacture and sale of completely natural hair products made from herbs and oils, we distribute in Mexico and have shipments throughout the country. I currently live in Mexico City.

Multi-actor linkage. Directorate of Social-National Investment Monte de Piedad

Psychologist and Master's in Social Pedagogy. She has worked for over seven years with, for, and on behalf of young people, because she believes in their potential and the importance of creating spaces where they feel truly heard and supported. She currently leads the psychoeducational component of the mental health program at the University of the Atlantic. She is also an advisory member of GOYN Barranquilla, a collective that strengthens youth leadership with a focus on equity and community. She has a strong connection to Barranquilla's youth ecosystem and extensive knowledge of youth regulations such as Laws 1622 and 1885. Her focus is on building safe spaces for young people, promoting mental health as a priority, and strengthening youth participation through action and social awareness.

Profile: Care Economics Expert in the Gender and Diversity Division (GDI) of the IDB based in Mexico. In this role, she designs, implements, and supervises programs to contribute to the reduction of inequalities between genders and diverse groups in the country and the region. She has more than 15 years of experience working on policies and programs related to inequality and social development, including the reduction of economic gender gaps, in government, research, and the private sector. An economist by training, she holds a PhD in the Economics of Education from University College London, a Master's degree in Education Policy from Stanford University, and a Master's degree in Economics and Public Policy from Tec de Monterrey in Mexico. She has worked on research projects at the Institute for Teaching and the Institute for Fiscal Studies in the United Kingdom.

Master in International Cooperation for Development from the Mora Institute and Graduate in International Relations from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). With more than 10 years of experience in international research matters and project formation. She has been a policy analyst in the Poverty Reduction Department of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris, France. She was a full-time researcher at the Inter-American Conference on Social Security (CISS). She has been a founding member of several associations, she has also served as Research Coordinator at Por lo Derecho AC, general director of Sin Vulneribilidad AC and the Carolina Villán Foundation. She has been content and prospective coordinator of the School of Government and Public Transformation, as well as a professor at UVM, Universidad Anáhuac, ITESM, Universidad Iberoamericana and UNAM. Currently, she is a doctoral student in Political and Social Sciences at UNAM, she is part of the network of national experts on the SDGs and Coordinator of the Master's Degree in International Cooperation for Development of the Dr. José María Luis Mora Research Institute

Distinguished student of Political Science and Government at the Universidad del Norte, interested in governance and public administration. Political scientist, leader, and young Barranquilla native. Member of the youth advisory group of GOYN Barranquilla, developing projects on entrepreneurship, employment, and education.

Entrepreneur and member of the Youth Advisory Group – GOYN Barranquilla. Founder of Un Cuarto Studio.

Caroline González- Strategic Alliances / Social Impact Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Master in Public Administration (MPA) Management and institutional analysis, from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA). Executive experience in strategy, alliances and fundraising, focused on social impact, sustainability and innovation. Advisor on grant-making strategy for youth and workforce development in Mexico City.

A graduate of the Faculty of Psychology at UNAM, she has a social, cultural, and educational focus. She is interested in creating spaces that foster a peaceful society. Throughout her career, she has focused on empowering and strengthening the leadership of young people and supporting women in their personal and professional development. She has volunteered for various international networks and organizations as an activist: GOYN, AIESEC, COPARMEX UNAM University Chapter, MAKESENSE, and has worked as a cultural agent in museums such as UNIVERSUM and the Bank of Mexico Museum.

Graduate in Political Science from the University of Buenos Aires. Doctor in Political Science and Government from the National University of San Martín (Argentina). Political scientist and professor of Political Science at the University of Buenos Aires. For more than 20 years he has been studying democratic institutions and their recent transformations. He currently conducts research on national and subnational institutions and public policies and on government accountability. It is part of Civic Compass, the research unit of Civic House. Its role is to support the organization's effort to study the impact of digital political accountability, platforms, Internet regulation and support civil society to be more effective in policy change and understanding the process of political decision making.

A gender-focused educator with a solid track record in project coordination and management, instructional design, training, and educational support. Her experience includes content creation and facilitation of sessions on comprehensive sexuality education, gender perspective, youth perspective, and violence prevention, collaborating with organizations such as Vínculos y Redes AC, Nexu, Primacía, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Coca-Cola FEMSA, ASR Group, SEMOVI, Tlalpan City Hall, SC Johnson, and World Vision. She is the founder and director of Tallercita Violeta, a training space based on pedagogies of tenderness, where she designs and coordinates educational programs for women of all ages on topics such as the arts, sexuality education, leadership, self-esteem, self-care, and autonomy. She is currently the General Coordinator of Órale CDMX, where she leads strategies for the educational, labor, and social inclusion of young people in adverse contexts, with a special emphasis on building life plans.

Youth Advisory Group at GOYN CDMX Marketing and sales student. He has volunteered with different organizations in the areas of communication, youth leadership, project management and social networks, with the aim of positively impacting his environment. Experience in planning and managing educational or entrepreneurship projects focused on youth. She works on a personal project Createna, which is a support network for entrepreneurs who make handmade products from LATAM, giving workshops on the creation of digital content.

Profile: Psychologist with a focus on the social field, with more than 10 years of experience working collaboratively with civil society organizations. His professional career has focused on the promotion and defense of human rights, as well as the development of initiatives in public health and education. He has a degree in Psychology from the Metropolitan Autonomous University (UAM) and completed a diploma in Bioethics, Health, and Biolaw from the Institute of Legal Research (IIJ) of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). He has collaborated with various institutions, including Prepa en Línea-SEP, Catholics for the Right to Decide (CDD), the National Institute of Public Health (INSP), and the National Center for the Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS (CENSIDA). He currently serves as coordinator of the Digital Participation Labs of the Órale program, implemented by the organization Vínculos y Redes in Mexico City, the State of Mexico, Guadalajara, León, and Puebla.

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LCF is a Section 8 non-profit company based in Pune, Maharashtra. It was founded in 2011 with the idea of creating a platform that would enable public-private partnerships in the social development space. LCF’s priority objective is to change the life trajectories of disadvantaged youth (18-35) from low-income communities to put them on the path of sustainable livelihoods. Developing “agency” or “strength” in youth provides them with the self-confidence to tackle the various challenges they will face, overcome obstacles and “start afresh”. While agency development unlocks aspiration and builds self-esteem, youth need the support of the local ecosystem to achieve their dreams. The convergence of agency, training and placement across the local ecosystem catalyzes a strategic and collaborative approach, leading to positive outcomes for disadvantaged youth.

The Global Opportunity Youth Network, Pune, aims to unlock economic potential for “opportunity youth” in Pune. Working on the principle of “Collective Impact”, GOYN Pune facilitates a deeper level of ecosystem collaboration and coordinated action to transform livelihood opportunities for youth with city-level opportunities. With PCC as the anchor partner, this program is aimed at fulfilling the vision of access to decent, productive and sustainable livelihoods for all opportunity youth in Pune.

He holds a degree in Political Science and Public Administration. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Law and a Master's degree in Law from UNAM. He also studied gender equality at the Center for Gender Research and Studies at the same university. His career has focused on the design and implementation of public policies on gender equality, masculinity, and care. He was Deputy Director of Coordination at the National Institute for Women, where he contributed to the monitoring of substantive projects and activities of the General Directorate of National Policy on Equality and Women's Rights.

A nonpartisan, nonprofit research center founded in 2003 that proposes effective solutions to Mexico's most pressing challenges. Nonpartisan and nonprofit, we propose public policy to transform people's lives and promote the free exercise of their rights. Our expertise is in economics, inclusive growth and development, public finance, anti-corruption, access to justice and security, energy efficiency and climate change, education and healthcare, and friendly cities. Our goal is to enrich public decision-making with evidence to advance toward a just and inclusive Mexico.

Decentralized organization sectorized to the Secretariat of Inclusion and Social Welfare of Mexico City, with its own legal personality and assets. For the development of its powers, the Law to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination of Mexico City states that the Council will enjoy technical and management autonomy; as well as to carry out claim or complaint procedures, impact on Public Policy and the development Plan.

Manada's objectives are governed by two main axes: “The ReEvolution of Public Space” and “The Professionalization of the Entrepreneur and the transformation of their reality.

Company made up of experts dedicated to solving any type of need related to the area of Human Resources, Organizational Development and Corporate Culture.

A student of Political Science and Government, he has a unique blend of pragmatism, analysis and optimism that makes him shine in the Youth Advisory Group (YAG). He is always looking to help those in need, whether it is building strategies, creating alliances or being that key piece that connects the team.

Originally from Mexico City. He studied Political Science and Public Administration at UNAM. He is part of the transformative youth of the Juventus project in Mexico City, a project led by the Citizen Initiative for the Promotion and Culture of Dialogue AC in conjunction with the Coordination of International Affairs of Mexico City and sponsored by the Delegation of the European Union in Mexico. He is passionate about and a defender of just causes and the environment, seeking through example and awareness to generate true agents of change. He contributes to CSOs such as The Climate Fresk AC and Jóvenes por la Patria AC. He currently leads and is co-founder of the Center for Innovation and Environmental Culture (CICA), which is a driving force for change dedicated to strengthening youth, civil society organizations, governments and companies as agents of change in the defense and achievement of human rights to achieve a sustainable world, as well as in the creation of high-impact socio-environmental solutions and projects.

She has a solid experience of 2 years and 7 months in the field of technical consulting for youth reconnection and engagement, and an extensive track record in the formulation and monitoring of public youth policies. She is a passionate defender of youth rights and opportunities. young people in Bogotá, Capital District, Colombia. Currently, he leads the youth involvement strategy and coordinates the social inclusion pilot for the employability of young people of the Criminal Responsibility System for Adolescents at GOYN Bogotá. His previous experience includes public policy consulting at ACDI/VOCA COLOMBIA and a commitment of 5 years and 2 months with the District Secretariat of Social Integration, where he provided technical assistance for the implementation and monitoring of the Public Youth Policy 2019-2030.

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Leader of GOYN Barranquilla and director of the youth organization Sembrando Sueños, economist, and promoter of citizen engagement projects with a diploma in impact assessment, public expenditure management, and citizen participation. Speaker at the Colombian Chamber of Infrastructure and Sustainability: Building Synergy, the Path to Sustainability.

He is a Sociologist, graduated from the Faculty of Political Sciences of the UNAM. Founder and general director of DECA Equipo Pueblo from 1977 to 2006 and Founder and general director of Citizen Initiative for the Promotion of the Culture of Dialogue, AC from 2006 to date. He has been a consultant in various International Cooperation Agencies such as the Dutch NOVIB, of Development and Peace of Canada, in the French Catholic Committee and various United Nations Agencies: He was Delegate of the Government of the Federal District in Iztapalapa from December 1997 to March 1999 and part of the Advisory Council of various Universities, International Organizations and Federal Agencies and local in different parts of the Mexican Republic. He has published more than 100 articles on Civil Society and Non-Governmental Organizations in specialized national and foreign magazines. He is editor-in-chief of the monthly electronic magazine “Brújula Ciudadana”. He has participated in different processes of construction of citizenship construction projects, such as in law initiatives and approved laws on citizen participation, among which are: the law to reform the Organic Law of the Senate of the Republic 2006, the Law Initiative for the Reform of the State (2007), the law on the Rights, Protection and Support of Migrants and Their Families (September 2009. Morelia, Michoacán .), the Hospitality Law for Migrants and their families (August 2010.- Mexico)

Graduate in Law from the UNAM Law School. Specialist in Civil Matters and Master of Law from the Postgraduate Degree of the Faculty of Law of the same University. Her areas of specialization are linked to institutional design, electoral reforms, financing of political parties, oversight of public resources involved in politics, and strategies for the political empowerment of women. Currently, she works as Electoral Counselor of the Electoral Institute of Mexico City.

She holds a degree in History from UNAM and a Master's degree in Political Sociology from the Dr. José María Luis Mora Research Institute. She has worked on various projects for the Mexico City government, including the coordination of the implementation of the social program “Cosecha de Lluvia” in 9 of the 16 municipalities of the City, of the Ministry of the Environment; and her advice on the Program for the Advancement and Well-being of Women (Proabim), of the Ministry of Women. She is a promoter of equitable and equal access to water and the exercise of the right to the City. She belongs to various women's networks that promote equal representation in political and academic spaces.

Estefanel Gutiérrez Pérez, current councilor of the Barranquilla district, is a leader with more than 15 years of experience in social collaboration programs and a young lawyer with experience in the public sector. He has become a respected professional defending the human rights of black communities and minority groups in his hometown, Barranquilla. Born and raised in an Afro-Colombian community, Estefanel always followed his parents' advice, dedicating himself with effort to pursuing university studies. Lawyer, with studies in Human Rights, Specialist in Constitutional Law and Master in Management and Development. Thanks to his efforts, he obtained the Martin Luther King, Jr. scholarship from the American Embassy in Bogotá, Colombia. In this program, he achieved outstanding levels of performance that allowed him to participate in important leadership events in Orlando, Miami and Washington, DC, Costa Rica and represent his community before the Organization of American States, United Nations, IDB, among other international organizations. . Regarding its commitment to the defense of interests, it focuses on several flags, highlighting its interest and dedication to Youth, People with Disabilities (PwD) and NARP Communities. These bets represent the pillars of his social work and reflect his constant concern about the progress of the city.