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The profession of caregiving: A group of trans people prepares for caregiving in old age
Around 30 trans people are being trained to learn how to care for the elderly.
Mariela Muñoz, trans mother and pioneer of the identity struggle in Argentina
In the '90s she was in the public eye when the courts tried to take custody of her three children, but she managed to adopt them.
HeartStopper: The love story I missed growing up
The series, which premiered on April 22 on Netflix, revisits LGBT+ adolescence with a loving perspective.
Mexican immigration authorities deported Keila Simpson, a Brazilian trans activist.
She was one of the guests at the World Social Forum. She was isolated at the airport and then deported because her document did not match her gender expression.
Hate crime in Chile: Man sets fire to a lesbian woman and commits suicide
The assailant was on the run for ten days; once he was imprisoned, he killed himself in his cell. The victim's family is demanding justice.
What is university life like for transvestites, trans people, and non-binary people?
The educational sphere remains a space of exclusion for diversity. The experiences of students and teachers in Argentina, Mexico, and Guatemala.
LGBTIQ+ activists gather at one of the world's largest sexual diversity gatherings
The ILGA World Conference 2022, one of the most important LGBTIQ+ gatherings in the world, brings together more than 600 activists, human rights defenders, state representatives, communicators, and politicians in Long Beach, California.
Agustín Romero: “Being young is constantly searching for something you don't know what it is.”
The author published Youth, his second novel. With an intense plot, it explores the romantic, friendly, and erotic relationships of a group of friends.
El Salvador: A trans woman was arbitrarily arrested under the state of emergency.
The woman was forcibly removed from her home for not having an identity document.
How does the persecution of journalists in El Salvador impact women and diverse groups?
Since the state of emergency was imposed by the Bukele government, journalists and LGBT activists have suffered threats and harassment.