This Sunday, March 10, 2024, two days after International Women's Rights Day, the mental health department of CUAS honored the invitation from the Bethesda Baptist Evangelical Assembly of Letiro to discuss a topic of crucial importance: the role of women in the country's reconstruction. The event brought together a wide range of participants, including community members, religious leaders, mental health experts, and women's rights advocates. The session began with a welcome address from the senior pastor, who emphasized the importance of collaboration and unity in promoting women's rights and national reconstruction.
Community members gathered to discuss the role of women in the country's reconstruction.
Rich and Inspiring Discussions
The first part of the meeting was devoted to enlightening presentations on the historical contributions of women in Haitian society, followed by a panel discussion. The speakers shared varied perspectives on the challenges and opportunities for women in various sectors, including education, health, economics, and politics.
Group photo of participants and organizers, marking the end of an enriching day of debates and exchanges.
A Space for Dialogue and Exchange
One of the highlights of the day was the interactive discussion that followed the presentations. Participants were invited to ask questions, share their personal experiences, and propose ideas to strengthen women's role in society. This session was particularly enriching, as it highlighted inspiring stories of resilience and success, while addressing the persistent obstacles that women face.
Testimonies and Commitments
At the end of the session, many participants expressed their gratitude and satisfaction with the quality of the exchanges. They emphasized the importance of such initiatives in raising awareness and mobilizing the community around issues related to women's rights. Several also expressed their desire to see more similar events organized in the future to continue promoting dialogue and collective action.
