This training had a gender and intersectional approach and brought together 9 partners working to defend the labor and economic rights of young and adult women. The methodology integrated theoretical analysis, the recovery of life experiences, and critical reflection to address topics such as the sex–gender system, the care economy, gaps in time distribution between men and women, and emancipatory economies.

The organizations analyzed the foundations of feminist economics and problematized existing economic structures from a transformative perspective. The process provided them with tools to develop more comprehensive strategies based on economic justice, strengthening their work to promote labor rights and the sustainability of young and adult women.