On the occasion of the official launch of the platform for women for the economy of communion of the Focolari Movement in Kinshasa, the Daughters of St. Paul were awarded a certificate of excellence for their magazine Génie Féminin.
The magazine, now in its fourth year of publication, received the prestigious award thanks to its editorial line which, far from any sterile feminist claim, is committed to reawakening awareness of the true female conscience and revealing the best part of it.
The title of the periodical implies that speaking about woman today means recognizing the contribution she can make to building a better future for humanity. The twelve columns of the magazine serve as mouthpieces for promoting female leadership and entrepreneurship. They also present the testimonies of women who have made important contributions to society in the fields of art, health, politics, science, development of the ordinary person and education to peace.
Génie Féminin relies on the skillful editing of the Daughters of St. Paul but also on the collaboration of other women involved in fostering the progress of Congolese society. Its readership ranges from intellectuals to mothers to students to women religious.
