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#ENM2018 Historic and massive march against transvesticide
The march in Trelew was the largest in the history of the trans and travesti movement. For the first time, it was included on the official agenda.
IN PHOTOS This is how the Meeting of women, lesbians, bisexuals, transvestites and trans people vibrates in Trelew
More than 50,000 women, lesbians, bisexuals, transvestites and trans people participate in the 33rd Women's Meeting in Trelew.
Pose, the first series with inclusive language subtitles
Pose is the first with inclusive language subtitles, has a large cast of supporting characters played by non-binary people, and its profits will be donated to trans and LGBTQ organizations.
#CABA A man reported a neighbor for a homophobic attack and then attacked him again.
Fernando Albornoz, an LGBT activist, says he fears for his life. “You fucking faggot. I already warned you to get out of here,” he said before hitting him.
#BichoYYo: HIV comes out of the closet
On International Coming Out Day, a new installment of the comic book that talks about what it's like to #LiveWithHIV.
What advice would you give yourself before coming out of the closet?
We asked a group of people: if they had the opportunity, what would they say to themselves if they saw themselves in the lead-up to coming out of the closet.
What knowledge do transvestites possess that universities despise?
I supported the initiative of those students who were demanding a trans job quota. But from what position can this demand be made for an educational space where there are no trans people?
Column #35 of Presents in You Can't Live on Love
Maru Ludueña, director of Agencia Presentes, spoke with Franco Torchia about the week's news in the region: the elections in Brazil and the first trans woman elected as a member of parliament; the arrest of a young man accused of the transphobic murder of Azul Montoro in Córdoba a year ago, who will go to trial…
#DiverseFamilies "We are not a minority, we fight for a better world for our children"
For the second year in a row, LGBTQ+ and diverse families from Entre Ríos gathered over the weekend in the city of Concepción del Uruguay. The event was organized by Las Capitanas and the LGBTIQ+ League of the Provinces. The aim was to listen to one another, share experiences, and recount personal stories, “and come together in a single embrace,” the organizers explained.
#DiverseFamilies "We are not a minority, we fight for a better world for our children"
For the second year in a row, LGBTQ+ and diverse families from Entre Ríos gathered over the weekend in the city of Concepción del Uruguay. The event was organized by Las Capitanas and the LGBTIQ+ League of the Provinces. The aim was to listen to one another, share experiences, and recount personal stories, “and come together in a single embrace,” the organizers explained.