AMMPE Argentina is the national chapter of the World Association of Women Journalists and Writers (Asociación Mundial de Mujeres Periodistas y Escritoras), an international organization founded in 1969 to promote the professional development and rights of women in media.

Key Information & Bio Mission: The organization works to ensure women journalists and writers can operate in conditions of equality, safety, and freedom from violence. It provides a global platform for exchanging ideas and professional networking. Argentina Leadership: María Clara Martínez is a prominent figure associated with AMMPE Argentina. Activities: Advocacy: The chapter participates in international discussions on gender perspective in journalism, media digitalization, and human rights. Events: Members often speak at or organize panels for the AMMPE World Congress, such as the 2024 event in Punta Arenas, Chile. Culture: The chapter promotes literature and literary works, such as encouraging members to explore the works of Nobel Prize winners or local authors. Affiliation: It is part of AMMPE World, which has chapters in 30 countries and is currently led by President Doris Nouel (2024–2026)