CON CORA FOUNDATION EXPANDS ITS INTERNATIONAL IMPACT WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF CON CORA TOUR 2026 IN THE UNITED STATES

The Con Cora Foundation, founded by global artist KAROL G, announces the Con Cora Tour 2026, an initiative accompanying the “Viajando Por El Mundo TropiTour” to strengthen the work the Foundation is already carrying out with Latina women in the United States. Through social programs focused on closing gender gaps, the Con Cora Tour will expand the Foundation’s efforts in support of women and girls.

Beginning July 24 in Chicago and continuing through October 17, the Con Cora Tour will travel to more than 20 cities across the United States and Canada, including Washington, D.C., Toronto, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Houston, Boston, New York, and Miami. Through local partnerships, the initiative will support programs focused on education, wellness, legal resources, and female empowerment. The tour will take place in collaboration with organizations including Mil Mujeres, Centro de Gente de Habla Hispana, and Anna’s Immigration Solutions, whose work supports immigrant communities, survivors of violence, and women facing complex social and legal challenges.

As part of the Con Cora Tour, the Foundation will expand its #MujerSegura campaign, an initiative focused on prevention and awareness around gender-based violence that provides access to psychosocial and legal support resources. At select tour stops, the Foundation will activate Con Cora Points, offering mobile support teams in collaboration with local organizations. In 2024, #MujerSegura reached more than 10,000 people across seven cities in Latin America and Europe, making this U.S. expansion its largest implementation to date.

The Con Cora Tour will also create meaningful experiences for women, girls, children, and families through hospital and shelter visits in select cities, recognizing both those receiving care and those providing it. Additionally, the Foundation will invite beneficiaries from partner organizations to be part of the tour, creating spaces for representation, visibility, and connection for Latina women and communities across the country. As part of this expansion, the Con Cora Foundation will launch its first official merchandise collection in partnership with Karol G Shop, featuring a tote bag and bandana available online. All proceeds from the collection will go directly toward funding the Foundation’s programs and initiatives.

The continued growth of the Con Cora Foundation is built on an ongoing commitment to creating sustainable impact through partnerships and community-led programs. During the first half of 2026, the Foundation implemented initiatives across Colombia, Venezuela, Madrid, and the United States focused on education, health, wellness, entrepreneurship, human rights, and opportunities for women and girls. Among these efforts, the Foundation launched the Con Cora STEM Scholarships in partnership with the Colombian Association of Aerospace Women (ACMA), supporting young women interested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The Foundation also introduced Semilleros Femeninos de Niñas alongside Glasswing International in New York, a program focused on emotional well-being and leadership development for teenage girls. Additionally, the Foundation launched programs such as Con CoraG in partnership with COGAM, as well as initiatives with ESE Metrosalud in Medellín to support women who are survivors of gender-based violence and breast cancer patients. These efforts provided opportunities for leadership development, education, psychosocial support, and meaningful opportunities for women and girls.

The Foundation also continued its work with communities through Hacemos Latir Corazones, alongside Fundación Santiago Corazón and Clínica CardioVID, supporting children with congenital heart conditions and their caregivers. Additional initiatives include a nutritional support program and Animal Wellness Days alongside Fundación Éxito and Misión Bet, respectively, as part of the comprehensive project the Foundation develops in La Guajira; Becas Con Cora alongside Fundación Juanfe, providing technical training and psychosocial support to young mothers; strengthening educational infrastructure through the reconstruction of schools in Bolívar and La Guajira; and continued support for Fundana in Venezuela. Together, these efforts reflect the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to strengthening education, health, female empowerment, animal welfare, and community development. To learn more about these initiatives and the impact of the Con Cora Foundation, visit its social media channels at @concorafoundation.

Through these initiatives and the launch of Con Cora Tour 2026, the Foundation continues strengthening its presence as an international organization dedicated to creating long-term opportunities and generating meaningful change for women, girls, and communities through its various initiatives around the world.