Passed in 2012, Argentina's Gender Identity Law was a pioneering law worldwide. What impacts did it have and continue to have, what opportunities did it open up, and what challenges remain?
For the first time, as an adult and as a journalist, I experience the fear of speaking freely; I fear for my loved ones, for all the journalists who still believe that holding power accountable is a duty.
President Bukele seized total control of the state. Hundreds of people took to the streets to protest one of the most serious institutional crises since the civil war.
A group of transgender women were attacked in Santiago on Monday night. They were shot at from a car. It is the second attack in two weeks in the city.
Rebeca Lara, a 59-year-old trans woman, is recovering from the blows she received on April 29.
Offered virtually, it is free but requires prior registration. Instructors: Moira Millán, Elena Corvalán, and Concepción Oviedo.
Does work change trans people or do trans people change work? Victoria Stéfano tells in the first person the meaning, challenges and power of trans labor inclusion, from her role at El Molino Fábrica Cultural (Santa Fe, Argentina).
Why are the acts of violence that the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights calls prejudice-based not made visible and massively condemned?
"It's crucial that trans people write our own history and are its protagonists." Interview with Lía García, educator, artivist, and transfeminist writer, author of Childhood Fighting the Virus.
Family members and colleagues of Vicky Hernández, activists and organizations await the Inter-American Court of Human Rights' ruling against the State of Honduras for the murder of the trans activist perpetrated between June 28 and 29, 2009.
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