Celebrándome: Building self confidence in Hispanic/Latinx Youth

Building self-esteem in Hispanic/Latinx Youth with Celebrándome 

As the largest provider of self-esteem education in the world, the Dove Self-Esteem Project has been building self-esteem and positive body image in young people around the globe since 2004. Now, we’ve expanded our free tools and resources to cover some of the most prominent issues facing Hispanic/Latinx youth when it comes to low body confidence and self-esteem. 

Specially created for parents, teachers and mentors, our new toolkit explores ways to build self-esteem in young people between the ages of 11 and 17. Celebrándome creates an inclusive and supportive space for young people to learn about the appearance ideals in society and culture. It helps them understand and explore how: 

• Unrealistic beauty standards and appearance ideas are society’s (current and ever-changing) definitions of how people should look

• Focusing too much on how they look can hold them back from important opportunities 

• Social media and self-esteem go hand in hand – and how the media they consume can perpetuate appearance ideals 

• Chasing unrealistic ideals costs a lot of time, effort and money

Download the tool today 

During the 70 minute session you’ll be able to host a number of interactive group activities that help young people to: 

• Be more confident in their own skin and value their individuality 

• Be more confident in their relationships and life choices 

• Focus on what their bodies let them do, rather than what they look like 

• Put themselves out there, engaging in adventures and challenges

Together, we can help young people to recognize the pressures that can prevent them from developing self-confidence, and help them feel more confident about their bodies. Download the session now. Let’s encourage young Hispanic/Latinx Youth to celebrate themselves every day.

*The Dove Youth Board Report 2020