United4Change Center

06/01/2026

If you’re new here, this is :

We exist because too many women still face barriers that block opportunity and reinforce inequality.
We work alongside women to claim their power, build resilience, and lead change that lasts—at home and across communities. And because lasting transformation is community-wide, we also engage men as allies in the work.

This is Q2: , not as a theme, but as a commitment.

🔗 Learn more about our mission and programs: https://f.mtr.cool/zmxeczcqrf

05/26/2026

Women’s rights don’t live in speeches.
They show up in the next 10 seconds, right after she speaks.

At U4C, we show up for that moment—so rights are visible in real life, not just promised in words.

💬 One word: what should happen when she speaks?

05/21/2026

Some things should be normal.
Being respected. Being heard. Being safe. Being taken seriously.

They should not require bravery.

And yet, for many women, even the most basic dignity still asks for courage.

At U4C, this is why we show up—working alongside women and communities so rights are lived in real life, not just promised in words. This quarter, means building a world where women don’t have to fight to be treated as fully human.

💬 What should be normal for every woman, everywhere?

05/18/2026

| Tarana Burke
She used her voice to defend a basic human right: the right to live free from harassment and abuse—and to make sure survivors are believed, supported, and protected, not silenced.

In 2006, she founded Me Too to center survivors, build community support, and push for accountability.

Her voice reminds us:
When a woman says “this happened,” she deserves safety—not shame.

05/12/2026

This April, we visited two communities in Coro Coro, Bolivia, and what we witnessed was simple and powerful: when clean water arrives closer to home, life changes.

Water becomes time back for mothers and families. It becomes health. And it restores something harder to measure: dignity.

Read the full story by Daniel Murillo Ergueta at the link.
https://united4changecenter.org/when-water-arrives-everything-changes-visiting-communities-in-rural-bolivia/

See how clean water in rural Bolivia changes lives—bringing health, time, and dignity to communities through sustainable solutions.

05/10/2026

Today, we’re honoring the mothers in our U4C community; the women who carry love, courage, and responsibility every single day.

Behind every hug is a story of resilience. Behind every smile is a decision to keep going. We’re proud to walk alongside mothers who are building stability, opportunity, and brighter futures for their children, one step at a time.

Happy Mother’s Day to every mom and mother-figure. You matter more than words can say. ❤️

05/04/2026

Today we’re celebrating our dear Carlita 🎉💛
Our Development Lead and Co-Founder—thank you for your heart, your drive, and everything you do to keep U4C growing with purpose. We love you! Happy birthday ✨Carla Murillo

Hoy queremos felicitar a nuestra querida Carlita 🎉💛
Nuestra Development Lead y Co-founder, gracias por tu corazón, tu energía y todo lo que haces para que U4C siga creciendo con propósito. ¡Te queremos muchísimo! Feliz cumpleaños ✨

05/01/2026

Today, as Labor Day is celebrated in Bolivia, we take a moment to honor the strength, dedication, and resilience of every worker—everywhere.

At U4C, our team reflects a global commitment to creating opportunities, empowering women, and building stronger communities.

Because no matter where we are, our work is rooted in purpose and driven by impact.

04/29/2026

💧Hoy queremos compartir esto con el corazón lleno.

En Chijchi Baja (Romerhuma) y Collpa Belén, en el Altiplano de La Paz, estamos viendo avanzar un proyecto que significa vida, salud y dignidad: el Proyecto de Acceso a Agua Potable y Saneamiento, impulsado por Rotary International (Clubes Rotarios de Hobbs y Nuevo México, EE.UU. – Distrito 5520, y Rotary Club La Paz San Jorge – Distrito 4690) en alianza con United4Change Center (U4C) y nuestro brazo operativo Quaker Bolivia Link (QBL).

El sábado 18 y lunes 20 de abril, una delegación de Rotarios de EE.UU., autoridades de U4C y Becarios Pro Paz visitó ambas comunidades. Y fue hermoso: junto a todas y todos los comunarios, realizamos Talleres de Capacidad de Liderazgo y Construcción de Paz, mientras al mismo tiempo nacía un mural con la Gotita de Agua 💧 y la metodología SoyAgua, co-creada con las comunidades beneficiadas. Además, el Rotario de USA David Sadler, con el apoyo de comunarios, trabajó la Gotita de Agua 💧 que identifica al proyecto y que será ubicada en la plaza principal de Coro Coro.

Esta visita también nos permitió ver de cerca el buen avance de las obras civiles: tanques, caseta con paneles solares y conexión de tuberías. Y lo que más nos enorgullece es que esto no se queda en la infraestructura: gracias a múltiples Subvenciones Globales de la Fundación Rotaria, esta alianza ha llevado no solo agua potable, sino también educación en saneamiento, manejo y cuidado del agua, medio ambiente y salud.

Este proyecto se implementa trabajando directamente con las comunidades y fortaleciendo lo más importante: su organización y capacidades, para garantizar la continuidad y sostenibilidad del proceso.

Gracias por creer en el cambio que se construye con la comunidad, desde la comunidad. 💙

Rotary International Rotary Bolivia - D4690 Rotary Club La Paz San Jorge Quaker Bolivia Link Hobbs Rotary Club