Powerful women driving
change in their communities
Women united
change the world.
PSYDEH is committed to supporting women become community leaders to propel social and economic development and help build a sustainable future for all.
Since 2007, PSYDEH has fortified relationships with women partners and the communities we serve through consistent, collaborative, grassroots programming.
By engaging women as partners as opposed to beneficiaries, PSYDEH ensures local needs and demands guide all work. Regular diagnostic assessments and ongoing community meetings ensure women partners are key to programming decisions.
In 2022, PSYDEH’s community-led development model fosters personal growth, sustainable community impact, as well as social and economic progress for women across Hidalgo, Mexico.
27,000
Indigenous Adult
Citizens Educated
50
Local-led projects
worth $3.6 million pesos
25
Women-led collectives
5
Indigenous Women
Regional Public Forums
5
Digital Work Hubs
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GROUND-UP.
HUMAN RIGHTS-BASED.
COMMUNITY-LED.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.
(2020) COVID-19 Fieldwork Program
(2020) Bordamos Juntos, a initiative of social enterprise
(2020) Indigenous Women Run for Public Office
(2019) Public Information, Personal Data & Women Participation in Electoral Processes
(2019) Strengthen Indigenous Women Leaders of Network of Local NGOs
(2018) Promote Government Transparency & Personal Data Privacy
LATEST NEWS
Salma Sinaí Soto Montes, Field Corps Leader
PSYDEH’s dynamic staff is one of the reasons why we are a paradigm-changing Mexican grassroots organization. Our team is much more diverse than our peers, with people from all over the world representing diverse professional backgrounds. Having a multi-disciplinary team is by design; it is one of our Value Propositions. We thrive because of the diversity of […]
New Edition of “Own Your Voice”
Own Your Voice (OYV) is all about giving and being a voice for women all over the world, with a special focus on Indigenous women of the Sierra Otomí-Tepehua region, women who PSYDEH empowers through its different programs. The project aims to increase visibility towards our media channels thus increasing possibilities, interactions, and potential, by […]
Alejandra Ríos Pérez, Field Program Coordinator
PSYDEH’s dynamic staff is one of the reasons why we are a paradigm-changing Mexican grassroots organization. Our team is much more diverse than our peers, with people from all over the world representing diverse professional backgrounds. Having a multi-disciplinary team is by design; it is one of our Value Propositions. We thrive because of the diversity of […]