Isabel Farías Meyer

Isabel Farías Meyer (born 1992) is a Chileand journalist and activist concerning Primary ovarian insufficiency early menopause. and is the executive director of Fundación Respuestas. Her impact and influence has been recognised by the BBC and the Chilean government.

Life Meyer was born in Chile in 1992. In 2024, Farías created the first Latin American regional network exchanging information about Primary ovarian insufficiency, the "Fundación Respuestas". This organisation works to disseminate information, combat myths and create safe spaces. It has been reported that 1 in 100 and maybe 1 in 25 women suffer from Primary ovarian insufficiency. In that year, Farias was recognized by the BBC in its annual list of 100 inspiring and influential women from around the world.

On July 11, 2025, she was one of five women journalists who were named by Nicola Cardoch, who is a government Undersecretary General, for their impact and Resilience. The ceremony took place at the National Library in Santiago on Journalists Day. The other four were María Olivia Monckeberg, Paula Escobar, Mónica González and Érika Montecinos.

Her work has been also recognised by Spanish Association for the Study of Menopause and the Latin American Federation of Climacteric and Menopause Societies and they intend to publish a free booklet in Chile about her condition. The cost will be met by Gabriela Mistral University and it will be titled "Los Ovarios de Catalina" (Catalina's Ovaries).