A good start

Dignificando el Trabajo is a civil society organization that seeks to understand the reality of each individual, always aware that the lives of others are different to one’s own. Lowering the risk that people face from the normalization of precarious and exploitative labor conditions among unskilled, semiskilled, and skilled labor sectors is essential if we hope to eventually eradicate child and forced labor. A more equitable world cannot be built with mortar made of prejudices, judgement, and insensitivity.

Mission / Vision
Mission / Vision

The Pillars of Dignified Work

At Dignificando, our work is based on a harmonized perspective with four facets.

Publications

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Coercion-Free Working Conditions: 

“All one needs to see clearly is to change the direction of his gaze,”

 

Antoine de Saint-Exupery.
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Responsible Consumption:  

“As consumers, we have so much power to change the world by just being careful in what we buy,” 

 

Emma Watson.
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Humane Work Culture:

“Clients do not come first. Employees come first.

If you take care of your employees, they will take care of the clients,”

 

Richard Branson.
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Just Governance:  

“The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear,”

 

Nelson Mandela.

Phrase from Julio Cortázar

“Language cannot be revived if we are not willing to intuit almost everything that constitutes our reality in a different way. From being into words, not from words into being“

OUR TEAM

Founder & CEO

Dignificando was founded with the hope that this world can be changed.

Mónica Salazar

Master of Laws from the University of Melbourne (Australia) and Bachelor of Laws from the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey. She has 15 years of experience in the area of human rights and human trafficking. She coordinated the first Mexican Network against Human Trafficking over a period of 8 years. She has collaborated with various national and international agencies as a consultant, including: Rights 4 Change, Polaris Project, Hispanics in Philanthropy, Pan American Development Foundation, and the International Organization for Migration.

COO

From chaos also spring ideas and change

Natalia López

Master of Human Capital Management from Universidad Anáhuac México and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the Instituto Politécnico Nacional. With over 10 years of experience working with crime victims, consulting on institutional development, and design and implementation of training programs for service provision and prevention of human trafficking in it various forms. She has collaborated with a wide range of public and private organizations at the national and international level.

CCO

“When bears act like people, perhaps they can be tricked,” said Serafina Pekkala. “When bears act like bears, perhaps they can’t.” Phillip Pullman, Northern Lights

Adriana González

Cultural manager and marketer from Universidad de la Comunicación. She was part of the foundation and management of the cultural department at Universidad de la Comunicación from 2016 to 2017 and was a founding member and organizer of the Efimeria Films audiovisual studio. She collaborated with the Zona MACO contemporary arts fair for 7 years and has experience promoting and coordinating cultural and artistic projects in the public and private spheres.

Administration

Guadalupe Salazar

Graduated as a public accountant from the Instituto Politécnico Nacional. She has over 30 years of accounting, taxation, and administrative experience in the private sector. Member of the Public Accountant Association of Mexico since 1996.

CFO

“Don’t put any limits on yourself, anything is possible.”

Josué Chong

Accountant from Universidad Insurgentes with more than 10 years of experience. He specializes in civil society organizations, having performed his duties in tax, accounting, and administrative areas.

Maintenance

Isabel Chavez

She is the person in charge of maintaining Dignificando’s facilities in good conditions.

CLO

“We all have the right to know; knowing allows us to participate, and we must participate in order to build a more just world” Lorenzo Milani

Karen Valdez

Bachelor of Arts in Pedagogy from Universidad Insurgentes, with more than 5 years of experience in the development of in-person and e-learning training programs related to human trafficking and violence prevention and response. .

OUR BOARD

Leonor Figueroa J.

Leonor Figueroa J.

Chair

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Xavier Martínez C.

Xavier Martínez C.

Secretary

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Marisol Reynal B.

Marisol Reynal B.

Treasurer

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Tania Honorat G.

Tania Honorat G.

Spokesperson

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Rubén Castañeda T.

Rubén Castañeda T.

Spokesperson

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