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The film about the world's first transgender high school
“Mocha: our struggle, her life, my right”: the documentary about the world’s first trans high school.
Lesbophobia in Santiago: arrest warrant for Carolina's attackers
Carolina's attackers—who remains hospitalized after the hate crime—have been identified. They had previously harassed and insulted the victim because of her sexual orientation.
Lesbophobia in Santiago: a young woman is in serious condition after a hate attack in the street
Carolina Torres Urbina, 24, was walking with her girlfriend when two men hit her on the head with a stick. She suffered a skull fracture.
One year after the transphobic murder of Cynthia Moreira, they marched to demand justice.
Outside the Tucumán Criminal Courts, protesters demanded a thorough investigation into the death of the young trans woman. The justice system pledged to develop a protocol for assisting trans witnesses and victims.
#Peru 20 couples symbolically married on Valentine's Day
Two years after the presentation of the equal marriage bill in the Peruvian Congress, 20 LGBTI couples symbolically married in the Love and Friendship Park, located in the Miraflores district of Lima.
#StopTransFemicides Justice for Cynthia Moreira
Cynthia Moreira was 24 years old and was murdered on February 15th in San Miguel de Tucumán. Family, friends, and organizations are demanding justice for Cynthia and for all trans women; an end to transfemicides and travesticides.
Bicho and I: Will there be a film about HIV that isn't a melodrama?
By Lucas Fauno Gutiérrez (script) and Jon Amarillo (illustrations) Every Thursday on Presentes, a new episode of Bicho and Me: #BichoAndMe58: Let's make a comic about an HIV-positive superhero #BichoAndMe57: Facing conspiracy theories, information and activism Bicho and Me 56: Stop Googling and let's get you tested for HIV #Bicho and Me 55: Living without fear…
Alessia Injoque: a trans and migrant executive challenges the corporate world
She is 37 years old and holds a leadership position in one of the most important companies in Chile; her public transition made her an activist and LGBT role model in Chile.
Column #1 2019 in "You can't live on love"
María Eugenia Ludueña, director of Presentes, spoke with Franco Torchia on No se puede vivir del amor about the beginning of 2019 and the alarming figures for hate attacks in Argentina, which have already resulted in more than 11 deaths of transvestite and transgender people and 8 attacks against LGBT people in various locations…