Feminarum – Women’s Map is the Meet & Map area devoted to women’s realities, wisdom, and collective strength, guided by the Humanitarian Compass Method™. It is a space for recognition, healing, and cooperation among women across cultures and generations.
Feminarum addresses motherhood and the shared challenges and solitude many women experience. It maps and connects support networks, enabling women to learn from, collaborate with, and strengthen existing initiatives. It also focuses on financial resources, gathering ideas, tools, and inspiring references that support shared economic resilience and material autonomy. Finally, Feminarum promotes knowledge of women’s history, including the roots of fragmentation and division among women, as a necessary step toward reconciliation, solidarity, and collective empowerment.
What have we experienced?
Over 11 years, Meet & Map has facilitated and accompanied multiple spaces for women, including motherhood and mother-entrepreneurship gatherings that address the profound transformation women experience during pregnancy and their return to social and professional life. We have also engaged in sisterhood circles inspired by ancestral knowledge and natural cycles, alongside innovative initiatives in technology and circular economy created by and for women.
What have we learned?
We have learned that competition between women is deeply harmful, as it betrays our inherent capacity as community builders — a capacity urgently needed in this historical moment. This dynamic often leads to nervous exhaustion, fragmented projects, and long-term disconnection. We have also learned that initiatives designed for women but grounded in patriarchal value systems reproduce the same limitations they seek to overcome. Conversely, when women come together to share dreams, resources, vulnerabilities, and visions, meaningful transformation becomes possible.
What do we propose?
We propose to collect, connect, and frame inspiring spaces, practices, and resources from around the world that can be applied in both personal and collective life. We also propose to reconnect with ancient knowledge and align our actions with a broader, coherent vision of the world we seek to create in this lifetime — one rooted in cooperation, care, and shared abundance.