Magazine Luiza Offers 10,000 Scholarships for Qualification of Women Victims of Violence

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 11/03/2022 at 11:48

Updated on 12/03/2022 at 16:51

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Magazine Luiza Is Offering 10,000 Scholarships for Qualifying Women Victims of Violence. Magalu’s Training Sessions Will Be Held Online in the Most Demanded Market Sectors

Magalu is a company that carries out various initiatives for female employability and is now launching a program aimed at qualifying women who have suffered violence. In total, Magazine Luiza is offering 10,000 scholarships for digital marketing and e-commerce courses, sectors that have high professional demand and provide essential knowledge for running small businesses.

Scholarships for Women’s Qualification from Magalu

According to Ana Luiza Herzog, Magalu’s reputation and sustainability manager, the goal is to contribute to the qualification of those who are financially dependent on their partners or ex-partners, as financial dependency is unfortunately one of the ties that keep them bound to their abusers.

The Magazine Luiza qualification program was created and will be conducted by ComSchool, an institution specialized in e-commerce. Scholarship participants will have four modules totaling over 13 hours of online classes.

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What Are the Partner Institutions of the Initiative?

According to Caroline Basaglia, general manager of ComSchool, it is a great satisfaction to offer this qualification program, as it will be possible to combine all the training expertise of the institution, which is based on the economy of digital businesses, with a cause that Magalu has been increasingly supporting, which is the fight against violence toward women. The company is partnering with several organizations, which are:

Center for Rural and Urban Women of Lagoa do Carro and Carpina (Cemur)
Residents Association of Mutá, Bahia (Ammu)
Support and Pastoral Center for Migrants, São Paulo (Cami)
Association of Black Art and Culture Ará Dudu (RS)
Brazilian Citizenship Promotion Group (PI)
House of Women from the Northeast (PE)
Popular Education Service, Paraíba (Sedup)
Tingui Association (MG)
Women’s Group of Brazil (SP)

Magalu will also provide two tablets to each of the organizations, which will be used by women who do not have internet access. Those interested in participating in the scholarships for qualification should contact the listed entities above.

About Magazine Luiza

Magazine Luiza, or Magalu, is a Brazilian digital platform that has 1,110 physical stores operating in 23 states across the country and 819 municipalities, and currently its model is characterized as a digital platform with physical points.

In the e-commerce segment, the company has won the Excellence in Electronic Commerce Award 12 times, the Diamond Trophy. Magazine Luiza was founded in 1959 by Luiza Trajano Donato and Pelegrino José Donato, and currently employs more than 30,000 collaborators.

Owner of brands such as Netshoes, Integra, and Softbox, Magalu achieved revenue exceeding R$ 14.3 billion in 2017, reaching a market value of R$ 30 billion in 2018.

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