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March in Buenos Aires to demand urgent action on a wetlands law
A day of demonstrations to demand urgent action on the wetlands bill before the end of the legislative year and it loses its parliamentary status for the third time.
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The path of non-binary people for legal document change in Argentina
Presentes spoke with various non-binary people who have been advocating for this change for years to learn about their experiences.
A bill seeks to guarantee the right to inclusive language in Argentina
It was presented by Deputy Mónica Macha and responds to a bill that seeks to prohibit inclusive language in the State.
How to change your ID card if you are a non-binary person
It is necessary to first rectify the birth certificate at any Civil Registry office in the country.
“Our Trans Comprehensive Sexuality Education”: Young feminists and members of the LGBTQ+ community created a podcast about sex education
They are between 17 and 23 years old, active in different spaces, and have created a fundamental tool for the sexual education of young people.
Argentina will host the First Federal Meeting on Transvestite and Transgender Education: convened by the Mocha Celis high school
It will take place on July 15, 16, and 17. It will be a space for meeting and collective reflection for teachers, students, and transvestite, trans, and non-binary organizations.
The Ministry of Health presented a healthcare guide for trans and non-binary children
The guide develops a series of guidelines for addressing the health care of trans, transvestite and non-binary children and adolescents from a comprehensive perspective.
Pinkwashing or the marketing trivialization of sexual diversity
There are many struggles that the market tries to exploit. For some years now, the LGBTI+ community has been fighting against advertising impositions that are devoid of content.
Three months without Tehuel: chronicle of a search that cries out for justice
His partner is searching for him alive. His sister and mother are accompanying the search parties and demanding that the two detainees talk. Three months after he was last seen, Tehuel De la Torre has become a symbol of the cry for justice for trans youth.