The Lisbon model for empowerment sessions implementation encapsulates two different types of sessions, always in a large group dynamic;
The classical empowerment sessions started in April with a group of women from several different countries (Nepal, Bangladesh, Ukraine, Brazil, Pakistan, among others).
The first session that was held dealt with women's health: a group of 3 female doctors from the local public health centre and on Political Rights for migrants in Portugal and Ana Varela, a female lawyer working with migrants and refugees in the frame of another project of Renovar a Mouraria, called “No Borders” were the speakers.
The next session will deal with the Portuguese Public Education System thanks to the participation of 2 teachers that belong to the direction of a public school with which Renovar a Mouraria has been developing support work in Portuguese Non-native Language to students who are nationals of "third-world countries".