In commemoration of International Day for the elimination of gender violence, 23 and 24 November workshop course offered the “masculinity”, taught by Ms. Lucia Quintero, Assistant Director for Family Affairs of the National Human Rights Commission.
The aim is to promote the rights of men and women and raise awareness of the responsibilities of each member of the family in daily activities.
Letty Coppel Foundation was present as it is ours. Commitment, the workshops encourage participation and allow the growth of families fit, so that we recognize as citizens, parents and counselors of society, our mistakes, thus achieving modify and work for our loved ones and colleagues. “
On 3 December, the Expo was inaugurated where the five painters, who are students at the University of Durango, they exhibited their works in which to apply the techniques learned, the students are studying Graphic Design.
The painters did their work with the theme of the human figure, with intense strokes and a haunting chromaticism.
For Letty Coppel Foundation is very importance the knowledge and culture so that support this group of students to set up this exhibition, which was attended by parents and students of the university. The exhibition is held at the restaurant facilities of El Aljibe de San Pedro in the center of the city.
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Ms. Letty Coppel, president Letty Coppel Foundation, delivered a talk to students of CBETIS 51 (High School) on how to succeed in times of crisis. The message Ms. Letty Coppel let the students was that values play an important role in the decisions of young people.
At the end of the talk, students asked questions of Ms. Letty Coppel Foundation on various topics. The talk was held this December 1, 2011 in the premises of CBTIS 51.
On June 11, 2011, the annual celebration of Day of Music was held in the historic downtown area of Mazatlan, where several scenarios were distributed on the streets of the historic center where various groups of different genres of music could be presented to please the attendees at each stage.
Among the musicians who participated were the “choir Guillermo Sarabia,” the “Camaret Mazatlan”, “Klezmerson”, “Casino Slut Bar”, “The Lori Davidson Band”, “Belle et Fou Texas,” and “Social Club Chadoma,” among others, all Mexicans.
For the second consecutive time Letty Coppel Foundation supported this cultural project that attracts visitors to the port of Mazatlan in addition to Mexican musical talent.
Last April 26, the Foundation Letty Coppel participated in the exhibition of paintings that organized the Association United hands of the Disability in the facilities of the Museum of Art of Mazatlan to display the works of art made by the students of this institution.
AMAD is an association that serves people with different abilities, offering painting classes, computing, and crafts; the Foundation Letty Coppel offers monthly support to pay for teachers.
The students presented their works, which were of great pleasure for those attending the shows, who congratulated the artists for their work. This event served as a framework to also celebrate the anniversary of AMAD 4.
On March 22nd and 23rd, 2011, in celebration of International Women’s Day the Letty Coppel foundation in coordination with the Pueblo Bonito Hotels in Mazatlan, has organized two conferences on the subject of domestic violence, given by the staff of the Sinaloa Women’s Institute, (Spanish acronym ISMUJER).
The conferences discuss the causes of violence within the family and the tools to fight against it, as well as giving information from the official bodies to which family members can can go to get attention. These conferences were attended by nearly 100 female employees.
The Letty Coppel Foundation considers it very important preserve family values, as an aid to helping the overall welfare of the family.
After a month of learning activities and recreation Library Lomas del Sol staff and Education Coordinating made the closure of courses, delivery and fellowship awards to celebrate the successful completion of this significant work.
With the assistance of the 50 students who regularly attended the courses, was closed during summer, “My Holiday at the Library” whose aim was to promote the reading habit by relying on leisure and recreational activities.
Workshops on “Painting and crafts seashells”, “Toys & Games” and “Thanks to my Mexican land” provided to participating children the opportunity to make toys typical d like kites, puppets, spinning tops, also were instructed in main ingredients of Mexican cuisine and the importance of the bicentennial of our independence and the centenary of the Mexican Revolution and the history of the municipality of Los Cabos.
Ms. Elvia Arras Coordinator Library Lomas del sol, said felle flattered that the participacion this year was large and thaked Letty Coppel Foundation and Pueblo Bonito Group its support for the dissemination and success of the course.
The municipal officer, Ernesto Ibarra Montoya, closed summer school project that was initiated on July 12 this year, where about 150 children have been successful activities in these workshops stressing the importance of encouraging children and young people sport, which is part of their development and lifestyle, he added that it should be a habit as this will determine the physical and mental health of every individual.
Romulo Nuñez Redona, municipal director of sport, acknowledged the support by teachers delivering courses over the summer, giving the best of themselves in these three weeks of activities, also congratulated the Pueblo Bonito Group and Foundation by Letty Coppel the publicity given to these courses among its employees.
Sports Coordinator Mr. Nubia Anaya said that this year had a higher attendance of students through the participation of the children of employees of Pueblo Bonito.
Eduardo Verastegui visited Los Cabos, invited by Mrs. Letty Coppel who chairs the Foundation Letty Coppel. The renowned Mexican actor, a great defender of human life against abortion and a defender of family values in Latin America, was in the municipality of Los Cabos from 27 to August 31, 2010, by a series of activities for the Foundation Letty Coppel.
In an emotional conversation with executives and employees of Grupo Pueblo Bonito, Eduardo Verastegui told the process of conversion to Catholicism after performing in the Hollywood movie “Chasing Papi”, where an English teacher made him reflect on the emptiness of his life and realizing this, he says he was “shaking inside.” Father Juan Rivas, a Mexican, he began to help and offered him some books that were discovering the beauty of Christian life. He started attending daily Mass and another priest, Father Francisco, proposed a general confession. After a long preparation, Verástegui was a confession of three hours with Father Justin. This is what the actor considers his second time of conversion. “I realized that was not born to be an actor or something, but to know, love and serve Jesus Christ.” Then, with the daring of the convert sold all their property and decided to go to Brazil as a missionary, but his father made him Juan Rivas see where he belonged was where I was, Hollywood, there Christ was more necessary in the modern jungle of Hollywood. So Verástegui created the Producer Leo Severino Metanoia Films to make movies in the service of hope and dignity. “Bella” is the first tape of this company, who offered to Our Lady of Guadalupe and won the Festival of Toronto against the odds. He also has created a Bible study for actors and directors, a meeting place in Hollywood for those seeking something more than fame. Verástegui has been very actively involved in the fight against abortion, which is a crime against humanity and women. This has participated in numerous anti-abortion campaigns.
Ms. Letty Coppel President of the Foundation took on the task of organizing the conference “Adding Intelligence to Thrill”, by Dr. Cesar Lozano.
As its name implies, the conference provided focused on emotions and their importance to understand the why of our impulses, makes us more sensitive to control our emotions.
We also analyzed the factors that make people irritable and impulsive, has identified practical ways to manage anger and negative impulses, as well as techniques for managing stress and worry.
Because when you have an effective knowledge on Emotional Intelligence can be harnessed, direct and implement their emotions, allowing them to work for, not against his personality.
Special guests attended DIF officials, councilors, members of the Executive Committee and partners Pueblo Bonito Group who enjoyed the talk by Dr. Cesar Lozano one of the best and most sought after trainers in Latin America.
