Liberate / Liderate
In this new book, Evelina Cabrera encourages and empowers women to embrace their dreams, break barriers, recover from hard times, and lead with skill and authenticity. She is joined by the testimonies of other women in leadership roles across different fields, whose personal stories reveal the vulnerability, strength, and resilience in all of us.
Social entrepreneur, author, and international speaker. She has created and developed projects that bridge sports, education, and social impact.Currently, I am the co-founder of Grattas, a community established to boost the visibility of women in Argentine sports and generate new opportunities through content, talks, clinics, camps, and gatherings.I also drove the creation of EVCA Club, through which I have developed sports and educational initiatives in various communities. Among them is the Children's Soccer School of El Ceibal, located in a rural area of Jujuy, which provides girls and boys with a space for training, support, and personal development.I have participated in sports, reading, and emotional well-being programs alongside different organizations worldwide. These experiences formed part of an international journey designed to bring tools and opportunities to girls and adolescents in rural communities.As an author, I write stories that address leadership, equality, sports, and resilience. My books allow me to reach new generations and connect reading with the fieldwork I conduct in each territory.Currently, I serve on the Board of Directors of America SCORES LA, a Los Angeles-based organization that integrates soccer, poetry, and socio-emotional development. I am also a jury member for the UNESCO-Madanjeet Singh Prize for the Promotion of Tolerance and Non-Violence.In 2020, I was chosen by the BBC as one of the 100 most inspiring and influential women in the world, and in 2021, I was recognized by EY Argentina as the Social Entrepreneur of the Year. In 2022, I served as an ambassador for the first European women's football gala.I am a speaker at various international forums, including The Economist, the United Nations, the OAS, and UNESCO, among others.Today, my work is focused on creating projects, building alliances, and connecting organizations so that sports and education can reach more people and communities.