The project is aimed at all types of people, residents of Gran Canaria Island. On one hand, we will focus on the adult population, offering relevant information about the social implications of gender inequality and its impact on our surroundings. It is necessary for adults to exercise their power as influencers in society, in order to generate a space for debate and reflection on the importance of gender awareness.
Offer a space for reflection and participation on the role of women in society and the care of the planet for the creation of a fair and sustainable development model for life, putting care at the center, considering that we are interdependent and ecodependent beings.
By featuring and showcasing women workshop facilitators, creators, artists... mostly local, who will be responsible for promoting the workshops and activities that will be held during the 'La Vida al Centro' Day.
From not only an educational and formal perspective, through workshops, but from diverse areas within leisure, culture, and knowledge, so that it positively impacts the largest number of people possible, thus favoring its social impact.
Within the university community (among students of Social Work and Social Education, for example) and various social groups. This will positively influence these change agents, generating equality promoters from the different areas in which they operate.
The Association has a large number of social media followers, and through them we can reach and raise awareness among numerous people, especially young people.
Social educator and coordinator of equality and co-education projects, and activist photographer.
Graduate in Marine Sciences and PhD in Oceanography, she is currently devoted to conscious, sustainable cooking.
Marine Sciences graduate and environmental technician specializing in marine ecotourism. Director of Snorkeling Experience and coordinator of marine stewardship projects at Latitud Azul. Works to bring ocean knowledge to citizens through science and direct experience.
Marine scientist and founder of Oceanográfica, a marine science outreach company. An expert in science communication, she bridges academic rigour with accessible language so that society can understand and value the marine biodiversity of the Canary Islands.
Professor of Biology, Master's and Doctorate in Oceanography. Full Professor at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in the area of Zoology and member of the EOMAR research group.
PhD in Analytical Chemistry from ULPGC, specialized in the study of microcontaminants in wastewater and their impact on the marine environment. His work combines academic research with direct environmental action, bringing scientific rigor to Latitud Azul projects.
