Was inaugurated on 10 May at 09:30 in 2023 with the attendance of the Minister of Education and the Minister of Agriculture and Food, the Primary School Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo.
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Exhibition “Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo. Woman of a New Era” – Museum of the Presidency of the Republic
The exhibition "Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo. Woman of a New Era" ran from May 14 to October 30, 2022 and had over 25,000 visitors, demonstrating the interest that the figure and thought of Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo holds for society. Continue reading…
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Campaign #Women4Multilateralism
A exposição “Women4multulateralism” is an initiative of the European Union Delegation to the United Nations in Geneva and the Permanent Mission of Gabon. It features women leaders from countries with Permanent Missions in Geneva (contemporary or historical) who championed the cause of multilateralism, human rights (including women's rights), development, or peace and security, giving visibility to their work. The exhibition also includes young female activists pursuing these ideals at grassroots level, as well as women leading the multilateral process in top positions at the UN or other International Organisations. Continue reading…
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Tribute to the thought and work of Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo – 2nd Roads to Care
Tribute to the thought and work of Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo, a 20 de outubro de 2022, pelo Instituto de Estudos Filosóficos (IEF), of the University de Coimbra, integrada no International Colloquium 2nd Roads to Care.
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Parliament for the Future of Europe (PaFutEU)
Project “Parliament for the Future of Europe (PaFutEU)” – 2022-2024
In 2023 and 2024 the Foundation will be involved in the project “Parliament for the Future of Europe (PaFutEU)”, a multi-year project led by Democracy International, which aims to promote the involvement of citizens in the debate on the Future of Europe and mobilize for the 2024 European elections, paying special attention to groups with less participation and/or in situations of greater vulnerability, in the Portuguese case young women and/or those with migration backgrounds. Continue reading…
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