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Six queer artists from Argentine folklore to get to know
A guide featuring artivists who fill the space with voices, songs, and diversity, and who take action against prejudice in popular music.
Transfemicide: Alejandra Ironici, a pioneer of the trans and travesti struggle in Santa Fe, was murdered
Alejandra Ironici was 43 years old and a pioneering activist in the trans and travesti rights movement. She was murdered in her home in Santa Fe. The Prosecutor's Office is investigating her death as a transfemicide.
We, the ones in prison: a photographic project of women and dissidents in Michoacán
The main need of the project is that these women can have a printed photo of themselves in their hands.
Homophobic attack in Buenos Aires: "It was an attempted murder"
Shouting “fucking faggot”, about eight individuals attacked them with blows and stones
Trans women share their experiences in caregiving on a podcast
The Peruvian podcast “Trans-stories of care” is hosted by a trans woman and records the lives of four trans women affected by caregiving tasks.
The indigenous genocide of the "Conquest of the Desert" reached the Argentine courts
The genocide of the indigenous peoples of Patagonia during the Conquest of the Desert (1878-1890) has reached the Argentine justice system. On August 16, Ivana Noemí Huenelaf, a Mapuche-Tehuelche woman, filed a complaint with the Federal Courts of Retiro (City of Buenos Aires).
How LGBT cultural spaces cope with economic crises
Self-management, transformation, and community participation were some of the strategies generated by cultural centers for their survival.
Transfemicide of Sofía Vera in Río Negro: they are looking for the perpetrator of the hate crime
Sofía Vera, a 42-year-old trans woman, was murdered in General Roca (Río Negro). Her killer is on the run.
Two brutal hate crimes in one week alarm the LGBT community in Chile
In one week, two transphobic hate crimes sparked concern. What lies behind these acts of violence, and how does it affect LGBTQ+ mental health?
Roberto Jáuregui, the first visible HIV+ activist in Argentina
Roberto Jáuregui was an activist, journalist, actor, and the first person living with HIV to publicly disclose his status in Argentina. Learn about him in this comic.