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Mapuche women transforming everything
A podcast tells the stories of Mapuche women from the Quintriqueo community in Argentine Patagonia.
Casa Andrea: a community home for women and diverse people in Buenos Aires
From homelessness and abandonment to community life. Casa Andrea opened at the end of 2024 and is home to 8 cis and trans people.
Mental health: how LGBT activism in Mexico documents what the State ignores
LGBT organizations work to document and systematize the suicide deaths of LGBT people.
24M: Memory as a response to fascism and cruelty
Forty-nine years after the military coup, the streets and squares of Argentina overflowed with people in a demonstration that articulated the legacy of the Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo in one of the most powerful responses against repression, fascism, and the constant attacks on human rights by the government of Javier Milei.
LGBT Memories of the Dictatorship: Recommended Documentaries, Podcasts, and Books
During Argentina's Memorial Month, a series of recommendations that explore the meaning of this date from the perspective of sexual diversity. Documentaries, books, and podcasts.
Mexico of Colors: Folkloric dance and drag to talk about LGBT rights
México de colores is a folk dance company that rescues drag to vindicate LGBT rights in dance.
Justice for trans youth in Buenos Aires: they will be able to continue their treatments
A ruling granted the injunction filed by the Argentine Federation of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals and Trans (FALGBT) to stop the Argentine government's decree that prohibits hormonal treatment in people under 18 years of age.
“Adolescence”: Who are the incels? What interests do they defend?
The British Netflix series "Adolescence" addresses a widespread yet little-known problem: incel culture among young men.
Claudia Pía Baudracco, trans activist and one of the promoters of the right to Gender Identity
In this comic, we tell you who Claudia Pía Baudracco was, an Argentinian trans activist and one of the key figures behind the Gender Identity Law.
Who are the Searching Mothers of Mexico?
In Mexico, more than 116,000 people have disappeared. Who are the mothers searching for their missing children, and what kind of violence do they face?.