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The true meaning of being woke and its relationship with Latin America
In the United States, the anti-woke movement was formed to oppose the rights agenda.
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Eviction of a Mapuche community: The failure of the repressive state
Mapuche weychafe Moira Millán writes about the government's deployment and media show to evict the Lof Pailako in Chubut.
The Argentine government continues to corner indigenous peoples
Decree 1073 of the Javier Milei government repeals a law that declared a territorial emergency until 2025 and forced the National Institute of Indigenous Affairs to conduct surveys and suspend evictions.
Antara Wells: How to Build a Drag Star
Profile of the Cordoban drag queen Antara Wells, who celebrated thirty years of shows and characters.
How the Argentine government seeks to overturn the gender identity law
A bill seeks to prohibit gender reassignment for minors. Alba Rueda writes about how the government and mainstream media are paving the way to overturn the gender identity law, a global model in human rights.
Celebration and remembrance: Mocha Celis High School celebrated its annual festival and paid tribute to Zoe López
The Mocha Celis trans high school celebrated its 13th anniversary with its annual Mocha Fest, a tribute to Zoe. The event took place outdoors, with free admission, music, performances, and a fair.
Mónica Troncoso, from La Poderosa: “Without the networks of women from the slums there would be a social explosion”
Mónica Troncoso, a representative of the social organization La Poderosa, spoke with Presentes in the lead-up to the 37th Plurinational Meeting of Women and Diversities of Jujuy about the food emergency, the work of community kitchens, and the networks woven by slum feminisms that, in addition to putting food on the table, provide a safe space for children and young people threatened by drug trafficking.
“The Bonaparte is our hope”: why this hospital is a school in mental health and diversity
Laura Bonaparte Hospital facilitates access to mental health care for hundreds of vulnerable people. The importance of working with LGBT individuals and women from a human rights perspective.
A sustainable cooking school for the transvestite-trans-non-binary community
The Mocha Celis Civil Association launched a Sustainable Cooking School.
Chronicle: Community and peasant feminisms of Abya Yala met for the third time in Tilcara
For three days in Tilcara, women and diverse community feminisms from Latin America gathered to exchange experiences and knowledge about politics, spirituality, and epistemology.