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Food sovereignty: The land still feeds the children of Bolivia
The indigenous peasant territory of Raqaypampa promotes agriculture to achieve food sovereignty.
Monkeypox cases are on the rise; prevention measures and vaccines are lacking.
Mexico has one of the highest concentrations of cases. However, there is a lack of information, and what little there is generates stigma among the gay and bisexual male population.
Pachamama Diverse: Honoring, Thanking, and Defending the Body as Territory
In their own words, trans people recount this ancestral ceremony. “August 1st is a day of reflection and joy. We recognize ourselves as fighters and guardians of the land. We cry out against the human pettiness of economic power and the heteronormative structure.”
When the justice system sides with trans women and transvestites
A court acquitted 20 transgender women accused of drug trafficking. The judge ruled that the defendants were in a vulnerable situation.
Work and diverse design at the Claudia Pía Baudracco cooperative
The Claudia Pia Baudracco cooperative operates in Moreno. It provides training and work workshops to a group of trans people.
The civil registry of Veracruz delivered birth certificates to a group of trans women
A group of trans girls from Veracruz agreed to change their identity in a mobile operation of the civil registry.
Trans Memory Archive in Mexico: Life, Repression, and Survival
The Trans Memory Archive in Mexico is available online to everyone. "We want it to be educational, informative, and to preserve the memory of everything that happened."
Luisa Paz, a story of trans activism, love and motherhood
An undisputed leader in the trans struggle in Santiago del Estero, she is a mother and grandmother and serves as a delegate for INADI.
Mireya's transfeminicide: Mexico's justice system leaves unpunished a case that could have marked a turning point
Mireya Rodríguez Lemus, a trans activist, was murdered in 2020 in Chihuahua. It was the first case to go to court that considered gender identity. How will the demand for justice for Mireya continue after the ruling that leaves the crime unpunished?
What is life like for a transgender teenager in El Salvador?
Scarleth is 16 years old and began her transition two years ago. Her family and educational experiences in a country that denies gender identity.