Infinite Learning is a collective exhibition that explores the intersections between art and education. It highlights experimental initiatives such as the Trans Popular High School and NB Mocha Celis. The artists Marina De Caro, Kekena Corvalán, and Flor Capella—who are part of the exhibition—reflect on ways of learning in times of challenged knowledge.
Bariloche will host two trials that reflect the current climate: two Mapuche communities that suffered evictions, violence, and the death of two young people will be tried for the territories they have been claiming for years in the province of Río Negro.
In Mexico, the human rights of LGBT+ populations and women have often been obtained through the judicial system.
Interview with writer Yobaín Vázquez Bailón, winner of the José Revueltas National Young Novel Prize (Mexico). LGBT+ literature, uncomfortable categories, characters, and meanings of fiction.
A video has gone viral showing an indigenous community in Bagua, Amazonas department, where children are tortured with nettle plants.
Calendar and slogans of the different Pride marches in Argentina at the federal level.
The Mocha Celis Civil Association launched a Sustainable Cooking School.
Misinformation surrounding the identities of transgender children is having a global impact, and one of the false claims is that they have higher rates of suicidal ideation.
As part of the criminalization of the Mapuche people, Luciana Jaramillo was arrested on Tuesday and remains in custody in Bariloche. The arrest warrant for Romina Rosas was lifted. These are the same Mapuche women who were evicted from the Lof Lafken Winku Mapu community and held for eight months. Neither was a fugitive.
The First National Survey of Living Conditions of Sexual and Gender Diversity in Argentina compiles data from more than 15,000 people. What does it reveal about how LGBTQNB people live today? This analysis comes from one of the coordinators, Maximiliano Marentes, PhD in Social Sciences specializing in gender and diversity.
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