El Movimiento Mujeres Poetas Internacional MPI fue fundado en el 2009 en la República Dominicana por la escritora Jael Uribe, con el objetivo de promover la labor poética de las mujeres que forman parte de este movimiento y que buscan darse a conocer a través de la participación en proyectos conjuntos que les permitan desarrollarse en las letras. Buscamos realzar la labor de la mujer en la poesía y reclamar el lugar que nos corresponde dentro de la literatura. El MPI nace como una sociedad familiar, en donde la unión de todos como hermanos se hace necesaria en pos de un mayor fin y cumplimiento de una hermosa misión social. Somos los creadores del Festival Internacional de Poesía Grito de Mujer que cuenta con colaboradores en todo el mundo y se realiza todo el mes de Marzo de cada año alusivo al tema de la mujer y su rol dentro de la sociedad, al mismo tiempo que se lleva un mensaje social de NO violencia contra esta por una cultura de paz y mensajes de autoestima.

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Jael Uribe (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) is a writer, designer, storyteller, poet and painter. Jael graduated in Publicity Arts at the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo (UASD), master of Graphic Design from the ESDesign of Barcelona and a Diplomat in Public Relationships and Corporative Communications from Refine by Joymart. She writes poetry and fiction since her early years and has dedicated her time to the development of cultural projects that promote female contemporary poetry internationally. Among her projects there are poetry contests for women, international event callings, poetry anthologies, poetry recitals, etc. All her proposals involve women and focus on non-violence and female issues. Her most notable work was the creation of Woman Scream International Poetry and Arts Festival that serves, since 2011, as a launching platform for both, known and unknown female poets and artist, and supporting them towards an international poetry and art career.

Since 2009, she has been part of various cultural events, national and international publications, and supported women causes. Among the major projects she has participated in, are included the National Writing Project in New Hampshire at Plymouth University in 2012, the Children Literature’s Institute in Connecticut, USA, 2006.

Awards and recognition

In 2020, she receives recognition for her work by the New York State Assembly in the USA. In 2019 she receives a plaque of recognition for her work from the Provincial Ministry of Women in La Romana, Dominican Republic. In 2018, she was nominated International Poet Laureate 2018-2019, in Connecticut USA. She was featured at the Forbes Margazine (Dic. 2018) as one of the “Most Creative People from Latin America”. In 2017 she was rewarded with the “Freedom of Expression Award 2016” in Oslo, Norway by the Norwegian Author’s Union, the same year, she also won the International Poetry Award Vicente Rodríguez-Nietzsche celebrated by the Porto Rico International Poetry Festival. In 2015 she was nominated Women Of The Year by a Dominican Major Newspaper Diario Libre, for her cultural work in 2014. In 2013 she received the award for her life essay in the Competition Mujeres: Voces, Imágenes y Testimonios de Voces Nuestras, in Costa Rica. In 2012 she received a plaque from the Direction of the XV International Book Fair of Santo Domingo. In 2012, she got recognition for the cultural management of Women Poets International by Ediciones Limaclara, Argentina, 2012. In 2012 she wins a mention at the Diablos Azules poetry competition in Trujillo, Peru. In 2011 she won another mention in the Caños Dorados International Poetry competition in Córdoba, Spain. In 2012 she received a mention in the Nano Expressiones Project in Venezuela, 2010. In 2010, she received a first prize for a children story at the Children's Literature Contest ELIEC in Argentina, 2010.

Books and publications

She is the author of the poetry book “De la Muerte al Fénix” (From death to phoenix), that compiles her poetry up to the year 2014 published by the Ministry of Culture in DR and the Direction of the Santo Domingo Book Fair in December 2016. In 2018, a selection of her poetry was compiled and translated to English in Connecticut. She is the designer and editor of many women poetry anthologies among them: Mother of the Earth (Madre de la Tierra) in honor of environmental activists rights, Origen (Origin, in honor of indigenous women), Cri de Femme ( Woman Scream in French), Woman Scream (Women Voices Against Violence), Somos el GRITO (we are the scream), Muñecas (Dolls) Against children abuse, Faros de Esperanza (Honoring women who lost their daughters due to feminicides), Woman Scream: International Anthology of Poetic Female Voices) Grito de Mujer (International Women Voices in Spanish).

Her poetry, articles and essays appear several international publications. Some of her work has been translated to Greek and Macedonian. She has written 4 unpublished books, among them poetry, and short stories.

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English

Welcome to Woman Scream. Voices of the world united against women violence. International cultural project with social responsibility.

Woman Scream Festival (Grito de Mujer®) is a worldwide chain of events celebrated in March, the voices of the world (poets, artists, creators, influencers, groups and institutions) volunteer to honor women, promoting messages of self-esteem, respect, equality and rising voices against women violence. WS includes a variety of events for all ages and gender, such as: Conferences, art exhibits, poetry recitals, concerts, fairs, theater presentations, films, etc.

Woman Scream festival has been celebrated in over 70 countries since 2011, with over 1,000 successful events coordinated by volunteers.