FEIM, the Foundation for Studies and Research on Women, is a non-governmental organization based in Argentina. Since its establishment in 1989, FEIM has been dedicated to improving the social, working, legal, political, economic, and health conditions of women, girls, teenagers, and young adults. With a Consultative Status in the United Nations since 2006, FEIM envisions a world where gender-based inequalities are eliminated, and women and girls have equal access to education, work, healthcare, and political participation.

FEIM achieves its objectives through various programs, projects, research, and advocacy efforts. Their work encompasses areas such as Women's Rights, Gender Equality, Political Participation and Leadership, Labor Integration, Sustainable Development, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Violence against Women, and Access to Public Information, among others. FEIM collaborates with municipalities, universities, local communities, and other NGOs to develop these initiatives.

Through the research, production of materials, advocacy, training, coordination, and advising, FEIM strives to defend and promote the fulfillment of human rights for women and girls at local, regional, and international levels. They also actively engage in legal actions, citizen monitoring, and supporting the implementation of gender-related public policies. Overall, FEIM is committed to achieving equality between women and men by empowering women, advocating for their rights, and creating inclusive environments for their development and wellbeing