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A feminist embrace for the Lof Winkul Mapu in defense of the struggle of Mapuche women
Chronicle of the visit to the Lof Winkul Mapu, 35 kilometers from Bariloche, where the machi Betiana Colhuán and her community resist.
I am Alma, a documentary about the right to identity
The film tells the story of Alma Cativa Sánchez, a trans woman from Córdoba.
“Embodied Plasticities”: an intergenerational exhibition of Mexican trans artists
Trans memories, experiences, and stories are narrated through the work of 14 artists exhibiting at the Pandeo space in Mexico City.
El Salvador: LGBTI+ people feel safe from gangs but fear police and military
President Bukele's state of emergency reduced gang threats but increased human rights violations by the Police and Armed Forces.
Lessons and tensions from the 36th Meeting of Women and Dissidents of Bariloche
Chronicle of the march of the 36th Plurinational Meeting of Women, Lesbians, Transvestites, Trans, Bisexuals, Intersex and Non-Binary People in Bariloche.
The 36th Meeting of Women and Dissidents put sexual and cultural diversity at the center
Chronicle of the 36th Plurinational Meeting of Women, Lesbians, Transvestites, Trans, Bisexuals, Intersex and Non-Binary People in Bariloche/Furilofche.
A free virtual school for training LGBTIQ+ leaders in Latin America
The ILGA LAC organization designed a training space that is now accepting registrations.
Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Mexico: a constitutional right hindered by conservative sectors
The Mexican Constitution includes provisions for Sex Education with a gender perspective, but the advance of conservative sectors seeks to halt any implementation.
A stand at the Mendoza Book Fair was attacked for its LGBT and feminist content.
"When Milei wins, this will all be over," said a group of anti-rights activists, who threatened to burn down a stand at the Mendoza Book Fair containing feminist and sexual diversity content.
Let's walk, Valentina: "I wanted to tell the world what it was like to live in a congregation of hypocrites."
Alberto Lecchi's film tells the story of Sandra Migliore and Valentina Rojas, former nuns who were abused in their adolescence during the novitiate, and after leaving the habit they got married.