MUNDI Guatemala (Mujeres Unidas, Niñez y Juventud, Deporte e Inclusión) is a nonprofit organization using sport, art, and education to support children, young people, and women. Based in Quetzaltenango, it creates free, safe, and inclusive spaces that promote violence prevention, emotional well-being, physical development, and community transformation. Its work includes LUNAS, described as Guatemala’s first free women’s boxing academy, where participants build strength, confidence, and resilience.

MUNDI also offers the “No Shh” school violence prevention program addressing bullying and cyberbullying, alongside educational and community activities. Services include boxing training, workshops, inclusive activities, educational programs, community events, and psychosocial support. The organization’s strategic priorities encompass social inclusion and sociotherapy, purposeful sport and education, economic autonomy and entrepreneurship, innovation, technology, volunteering, and partnerships.

Founder Yessica Miloska Ramos Montenegro developed Sociotherapeutic Boxing, a method that uses sport to encourage violence prevention and emotional well-being. MUNDI reports that its programs have benefited more than 500 girls, young women, and women, and over 1,500 adolescents and young people