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They tried to assassinate trans activist Paulette Cárdenas in Mexico City
The assailant fled after hitting Paulette with his car on Tlalpan Avenue.
Mexico creates first mausoleum for trans women
Activist Kenya Cuevas laid the first stone for the trans mausoleum. “What unites us here today is not death, it is memory,” Cuevas said.
In photos: First plurinational march for historical reparations for transvestites and trans people
Photos and chronicle of the First Plurinational March for a "Historical Reparation Law Now for transvestites and trans people", which traveled through the streets of Buenos Aires from Avenida de Mayo to the National Congress.
The Chamber of Deputies began debating the bills for historical reparations for transvestites and trans people.
The speeches that were heard on Wednesday, May 24, on the historic day that took place in the Chamber of Deputies to talk about the bills for trans and travesti reparation.
Ferni de Gyldenfeldt: "Folk music must accompany social changes"
We interviewed Ferni de Gyldentedt, the first non-binary solo singer at Argentina's most important folk festival. "We are no longer willing to hide our place on those stages."
Mexico: A guide has been created to register missing LGBTI+ people
The guide is the result of an alliance between activists, academia and human rights organizations.
Football, sweat, and joy: the tournament of women and dissidents that doesn't count goals.
Every Sunday, women and gender dissidents play soccer on the courts of the Ramón López Velarde Garden in Mexico City. A safe space for meeting and resistance, open to all.
For the first time, a census reveals how LGBT+ people live in Argentina
The survey is anonymous and was developed by 40 professionals from various Argentine universities for the First National Survey of Living Conditions of Sexual and Gender Diversity. It can be completed until July 30th.
Intimas, a documentary about the lives of trans women in the greater Buenos Aires area
The film is a record of the connections and relationships of trans people in Buenos Aires neighborhoods. A red carpet for telling their own stories.
What is hate? Why is this word used to describe violence against LGBTI+ people?
May 17th is the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
Are there better words to describe the violence suffered by LGBTI+ people? Six activists from Argentina and Mexico reflect on the issue.