Spotlighting Conciliation and Shared Responsibility
25.03.25
Madrid, Spain – In Spain, Make Mothers Matter joined forces with Fundación Másfamilia – efr to present our State of Motherhood in Europe survey findings at the Día de la Conciliación y la Corresponsabilidad, a landmark event championing the balance between work and family life.
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EmailThis year’s theme, Conciliación real, impacto global, brought together over 250 participants, including business leaders, policymakers, and advocates dedicated to building more family-supportive societies.
MMM contributed a video presentation highlighting early results from our State of Motherhood in Europe 2024 survey – with a specific focus on the realities faced by Spanish mothers.
Angela Garcia, MMM project Manager
Our findings underline a stark reality: while progress has been made, too many mothers still struggle to balance caregiving with meaningful employment. Employers and governments alike must step up to ensure that inclusive, flexible, and family-friendly policies become the standard – not the exception.
When mothers are supported, society thrives. The time to act is now.
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