Patricia Galeana designated Ambassador of Mexico in Colombia

May 8, 2019

The Board of the International Association of Women’s Museums (IAWM) congratulates the former Board member of IAWM and Director of the Women’s Museum Mexico, Patricia Galeana, for being designated Ambassador of Mexico in Colombia.

The Women’s Museum of Mexico City is founding member of the International Association of Women’s Museums. Patricia Galeana has been a member of the Board of this association representing the region of Latin America. In the name of our network we share the happiness that she will now hold this important position and wish her the best of luck.

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