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Gloria Pérez, spiritual and political leader of the Ava Guarani people
In this comic we tell you why Gloria Pérez was a key defender for the Ava Guarani people and other indigenous nations of Jujuy and Argentina.
Tropachün, the young Mapuche woman captive and exhibited for over a century in a museum
Tropachün was a young Mapuche woman, a symbol of the indigenous genocide of the Desert Campaign. She was taken prisoner and enslaved in the La Plata Museum, where she died. It took 130 years for her remains to be returned to her ancestral territory.
María Epul, the machi of Cerro Negro
This comic tells the story of María Epul, the machi of Cerro Negro who was summoned by Perón to try to cure Evita.
Saint Pino Fernández, the Qom guardian who wove language, art, and spirituality
Saint Pino Fernández was a teacher, artisan, basket weaver, and Qom spiritual authority. In this comic, we wanted to rescue her story and the legacy that endures in the Chaco forest.
Violeta Alegre is DJ Invertida: artist and transvestite activist
Violeta Alegre, a transvestite activist and human rights trainer, is DJ Invertida: an artist who brings dissident struggles to the electronic music tracks.
What is the Sumud Global Flotilla and what happened to it?
The Sumud Global Flotilla, intercepted by Israel in violation of international law, is generating widespread support around the world. Its objectives are in Gaza.
Let's talk about touristification: Afro-feminist neighborhood at risk of eviction
What happens when your city is designated a "Pueblo Mágico" (Magical Town)? El Patio de la Estrella, an inclusive neighborhood in Veracruz, faces the risk of eviction. It is the only space in Córdoba that openly identifies as dissident and Afro-feminist, and provides shelter to women experiencing violence and migrants.
Why is September 30th LGBT Remembrance Day in Paraguay?
LGBT organizations in Paraguay recognize this date as the first public demonstration of activism for sexual diversity, which predated the Stonewall riots in the United States by 10 years.
All lives matter: from the pain of the triple femicide to the collective outcry
Thousands of people marched from Plaza de Mayo to Congress to demand justice for the triple femicide of Lara, Brenda, and Morena. Relatives of the victims led the demonstration in Buenos Aires.
Feminist and diverse groups demand justice for Lara, Morena, and Brenda
Hundreds of women marched in Plaza Flores to demand justice for the three girls murdered in Florencio Varela. They are calling for another demonstration on Saturday in front of the National Congress.