In a 2026 World Cup fraught with political and economic controversies, we recommend seven documentaries to learn more about the relationship of peoples with this momentous sporting competition.
The collective initiative seeks to recover and transmit the memories of Afro-descendants and their struggles in the LGBT movement.
What do we mean when we talk about a cure for HIV? What do the cases of those who have managed to control the virus reveal? This research explores what we know to date, as well as the paths taken by science, governments, and activists in the search for a cure.
The Pride march in Mexico City was marked by demands from various sectors, but also by the presence of police officers who participated in the demonstration for the first time. Protests in the context of the World Cup.
The tenth Plurinational Anti-Racist March, "Stop Transvesticide, Transfemicide, and Transhomicide," brought together transvestite, trans, and non-binary activists on International Pride Day. In addition to demanding an end to violence, the march called for comprehensive reparations for all forms of violence and for remembrance. It also reminded the Milei government: "We are not dangerous, we are in danger.".
On International LGBTIQ+ Pride Day, Perú Intersex, in partnership with Agencia Presentes, presents a series of articles about intersex love stories in Latin America. We inaugurate this series with the stories of two women activists and migrants in Argentina.
Georgina Orellano, a sex worker and general secretary of AMMAR, was arrested early this morning along with two colleagues, Estrella Sanmapiña and Victoria Arriondo. The story behind it: the suspicious death of a trans and migrant colleague, and a context of institutional violence against sex workers.
"There is no Pride with genocide" is the slogan for this new counter-protest taking place in Mexico City. Similar actions are also occurring in other Latin American countries.
Did you know that getting an HIV test early can slow the progression of the virus? We created this beautiful comic to help you take the plunge. Get tested!
Tristan and the Days to Come chronicles, in a documentary style, the gender transition of a teenager between the ages of 14 and 22. The film by Gabriela Uassouf and Martina Matzkin portrays the crucial role of support from family and friends, the impact of the political context, and the urgent need to protect the rights of transgender children and adolescents.
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