Mujeres en Frecuencia AC

What Mujeres en Frecuencia AC does

Mujeres en Frecuencia A.C. is a Mexico City-based non-profit civil association (Asociación Civil) that uses creative communication to advance gender equality, violence prevention, and digital safety. Founded in 1999 and operating from the Cuauhtémoc alcaldía with a team of approximately five staff, the organization runs a community-engaged media model that combines traditional formats (radio series, comic books, downloadable guides, in-person workshops) with digital channels (a WordPress website, Facebook, Instagram, and multiple podcast series). Its portfolio includes the Doña Justa podcast and Doña Justa va Contigo violence-prevention project, the Guía EDISEX comic-format sexuality education guide, the Súper Justina en Acción children's comic series on legal concepts including presumption of innocence, the Observatorio Ciudadano de Violencia contra las Mujeres media-monitoring observatory, and the Redes con Límites Seguros digital-safety program covering parental controls, Ley Olimpia, and online risks for children and adolescents.

The organization's media content model was recognized for its effectiveness at the World Justice Forum in The Hague in 2019, validating its methodology of building community participation into mass and community communication dynamics. Reach is delivered through direct distribution of physical materials to Mexican schools and community centers, an active blog covering digital safety and gender topics, and recurring podcast episodes distributed via standard podcast platforms. Target audiences are horizontal and include women and girls affected by or at risk of violence, children and adolescents needing digital literacy and online safety education, parents and caregivers seeking guidance on parental controls and sensitive-topic conversations, and civil society organizations working on gender and media advocacy.

Mujeres en Frecuencia A.C. operates as a donation-funded non-profit with no paid products or services. Revenue mechanics consist of individual donations processed via PayPal, project-based grants from institutional funders (notably USAID, which financed the initial 10,000-copy print run of the Súper Justina comic, and Promesa Avon, which sustains the Doña Justa va Contigo project), and in-kind support from co-development partners such as Radio Educación and the Centros de Justicia para las Mujeres. All educational resources are provided free of charge, and the organization accepts no fees from beneficiaries.

Name

Mujeres en Frecuencia AC

Legal name

Mujeres en Frecuencia A.C.

Website

https://mujeresenfrecuencia.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

2018

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Mujeres en Frecuencia A.C. is a Mexico City-based non-profit civil association that uses podcasts, comic books, and digital media to advance gender equality, violence prevention, and digital safety for women, children, parents, and civil society organizations across Mexico.

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Headquarters

HQ city

Mexico City (CDMX)

HQ country

Mexico

HQ region

Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Donations: The organization accepts donations through PayPal to support their educational programs and expand their reach. No paid products or services are mentioned - the organization operates as a non-profit civil association.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Mujeres en Frecuencia AC is a Mexican civil association that creates and distributes free educational media content—podcasts, comic books, guides, and digital resources—addressing gender equality, violence prevention against women and girls, and digital safety for children. The organization delivers training workshops and community programs in partnership with schools, Centros de Justicia para las Mujeres, and civil society organizations across Mexico.

Product overview

Mujeres en Frecuencia A.C. is a Mexican non-profit organization (Asociación Civil) focused on creative communication for gender equality and social development. Their portfolio consists primarily of educational media products including the Doña Justa podcast addressing violence against women, the Guía EDISEX comic-format sexuality education guide, and the Súper Justina comic series teaching legal concepts to children. The organization operates the Observatorio Ciudadano citizen observatory for monitoring violence against women in media, and the 'Redes con Límites Seguros' (Safe Networks) project providing parental control guidance and digital safety resources. They also offer training services and published the 'Señales Ciudadanas' research book. Their content is distributed primarily through their website and social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram), targeting women, adolescents, parents, educators, and civil society organizations in Mexico.

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Brands

• Doña Justa va Contigo: Project dedicated to ending violence against women and girls through educational comics and radio series.
• Redes con Límites Seguros
• Observatorio Ciudadano de Violencia contra las mujeres
• Guía EDISEX
• Súper Justina en Acción

Products and services

• Doña Justa Podcast series focused on ending violence against women and girls, providing educational content on identifying types of violence and accessing justice resources for women and girls in Mexico.
• Guía EDISEX Comic-format educational guide providing tools to help adolescents understand sexuality and prevent risks, distributed to adolescents, parents, and educators in Mexico.
• Súper Justina en Acción Comic series teaching children about the principle of presumption of innocence and other legal concepts through the character Justina and her classmates, distributed to school children in Mexico.
• Observatorio Ciudadano de Violencia contra las mujeres Citizen observatory that monitors and advocates against violence against women in Mexican media, serving civil society organizations and the general public.
• Redes con Límites Seguros Digital safety project providing resources, guides, and educational content on parental controls, laws, and digital radar for protecting children online, targeted at parents, caregivers, and educators in Mexico.
• Guía para Talleres de Redes con Límites Seguros Workshop guide providing training materials for educators and parents on implementing safe digital networks and digital safety practices for children and adolescents.
• Capacitación Training and capacity-building services for communities and organizations on gender equality, digital safety, and communication strategies, delivered to schools, families, and civil society organizations.
• Señales Ciudadanas Research book documenting four decades of civil society organizations' efforts to promote women's right to information and gender equality in Mexican media, produced for civil society and institutional audiences.

Quantifiable outcome

• 10,000+ copies distributed of educational comic books
• +1 more outcomes

Named customers2 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Radio EducacióncoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMujeres en Frecuencia AC has partnered with Radio Educación (radioeducacion.edu.mx), displaying their logo as part of transparency initiatives. Radio Educación is a Mexican public educational radio station that supports non-profit educational content.
• Centros de Justicia para las MujerescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMujeres en Frecuencia AC collaborated with Centros de Justicia para las Mujeres (Justice Centers for Women) to create educational content about accessing justice services, violence types, and support resources available to women in Mexico.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• PantallasAmigas: Spanish NGO focused on digital safety, cyberbullying, and child online protection, producing educational media content in Spanish — directly comparable to Mujeres en Frecuencia's Redes con Límites Seguros project in mission, audience, and methodology.
• Artículo 19 (Oficina México y Centroamérica): International organization defending freedom of expression and right to information, with a Mexico office documenting media issues including violence against women in journalism; comparable civil society advocacy on media and gender themes.

Broad incumbents

• UNICEF México: United Nations agency in Mexico focused on child rights, gender equality, and adolescent development, including digital safety initiatives; comparable on gender and child online protection themes with substantially greater resources.
• Plan International México: Mexican branch of a large international NGO advancing children's rights and gender equality, including digital safety and education programs; broader portfolio and global funding base but overlapping thematic focus.
• Save the Children México: Mexican branch of an international NGO working on children's rights, protection from violence, and education; addresses overlapping themes of child digital safety and violence prevention but at much larger scale and broader scope.

Regional players

• EDUCA A.C. Mexican civil association focused on child and adolescent development, including digital citizenship and rights education in schools; comparable as a Mexican NGO delivering educational content to youth on rights and digital safety.
• Fondo Semillas: Mexican feminist civil society organization funding women's rights and gender equality initiatives; comparable as a Mexico-based, donation-funded civil association advancing gender equality, though operating as a grantmaker rather than direct content producer.

Others

• INMUJERES (Instituto Nacional de las Mujeres): Mexican federal government institution advancing gender equality policy and programs; thematically aligned with the organization's violence-prevention and gender-equality work but operates as a public agency rather than civil association.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/Mujeresenfrec
• Instagraminstagram.com/mujeresenfrecuenciaac
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/mujeres-en-frecuencia-ac

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