Mujerista is a cross-cultural concept, reflecting the millions of women who, yesterday and today, bring their innate wisdom and relational orientation to lead needed change in many social spaces.

In these chaotic times that too often diminish women and girls, collective empowerment is needed. In this workshop, we will draw upon Mujerista principles and recognize our unique competencies of empathy, persistence, emotional intelligence, and interdependence. Join us in this conversation.

Workshop facilitators are Drs. Patricia Arredondo & Azara Santiago Rivera, always at the forefront of Mujerista leadership efforts.

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Date: Thursday, August 20, 7-8:30 pm EST via Zoom.

Fee: $50.00

Please send the following registration information: name, email address for Zoom invitation to:

parredondo@arredondoadvisorygroup.com or parredondo700@gmail.com

Facilitator Bios:

Dr. Patricia Arredondo:

Patricia Arredondo, AAG President, is an academic entrepreneur, having a successful career both in higher education administration and the business sector. Patricia has led AAG since 2016 with a team that fosters culture-centered leadership. AAG focuses on “organizational change through perseverance and passion.” Patricia leads workshops and seminars for women navigating workplace culture and for individuals “designing their dream consulting practice”.Her doctoral degree in Counseling Psychology is from Boston University. She currently resides in Mexico City.

Dr. Azara Santiago Rivera: 

Azara Santiago Rivera, Ph.D. is currently a Lecturer at the Department of Counseling, Human Development and Family Services, University of Vermont, VT. She is Professor Emerita and formerly the Founding Director of the Clinical Mental Health Program at Merrimack College, North Andover, MA. Dr. Santiago Rivera’s leadership positions in professional organizations include President of the National Latinx Psychological Association and Founding Editor of the Journal of Latinx Psychology. As a senior consultant of the Arredondo Advisory Group, she conducts workshops on Latinas and leadership.

Co-authored by Dr. Patrica Arredondo and Dr. Azara Santiago Rivera