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How the first community dining hall managed and staffed by trans people works
Lleca opened its doors a year ago in Mexico City. "This soup kitchen is a community response to the lack of care provided by the State to our communities."
A police officer has been charged with the murder of a man in El Bolsón.
Police raided a family's home with a search warrant, resulting in the death of a man and his son being hospitalized in serious condition. Witnesses allege it was an execution; a police officer has been charged, and the Río Negro provincial government is justifying the police action.
A week in Argentina: gender violence and the media
The media coverage of the allegations against former president Alberto Fernández continues to remind us that patriarchal practices are still prevalent. Without women and diverse individuals in decision-making positions in the media, in politics, and everywhere else, there is no equality, nor will there ever be.
How gender disinformation campaigns work
What role do the media play in lending credibility and a platform to disinformation campaigns on gender issues? Why are we seeing a steady decline in the quality of their content? What power do we have to confront them?
Project 2025: The US far-right's plan against women and diverse groups
Who is behind the US anti-rights agenda? Far-right foundations and lobbyists are advancing their agendas in the region, hoping for a Donald Trump victory.
Nessa Sosa: from social exclusion to international debut as a trans model
Since Nessa Sossa posed for a magazine sharing her experience of being a trans woman in El Salvador, she has become a leading figure for the LGBTQ+ community in El Salvador. "You represent us," a gay man recently told the young student who is taking TikTok by storm.
It is FALSE that trans women participate in the Olympic Games
During the Olympic Games, misinformation about the sexual characteristics and gender identity of boxers Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Ting resurfaced.
Argentina: The closure of the National Institute against Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism has been made official.
It was done through decree 696/2924, which states that the allocated resources will be transferred to the Ministry of Justice.
Alicia Caf, an intense and compassionate life marked by community dreams
A lesbian activist and advocate for the rights of all marginalized people, Alicia Caf died in poverty and lives on in the memory of her comrades.
A report on LGBTI+ public policies in Greater Buenos Aires
The report "Municipality by Municipality" surveying public policies for sexual diversity in Greater Buenos Aires between 2019-2023 was published.