Feminist Economy in Latin America Against the Commodification of Life - Capire
Magdalena León’s talk synthesizes the accumulated knowledge and challenges of the political proposal of feminist economy in the face of neoliberalism| Capire
Magdalena León’s talk synthesizes the accumulated knowledge and challenges of the political proposal of feminist economy in the face of neoliberalism| Capire
Elena Lora is a Black Dominican woman of Haitian descent. A social worker, she is co-founder of Movimiento Reconocido (literally “Recognized”), a grassroots organization advocating for independent citizenship rights, formed mainly by young people. “Reconocido’s work is to claim and fight for the rights of Afro-descendant people born in Dominican territory, whose fundamental, civil, and […] O post Elena Lora: “In the Dominican Republic, there is a policy of discrimination based on ...| Capire
Women affirm grassroots feminism as key to a common political agenda| Capire
The article presents data and reflections on the security of women human rights defenders around the world amid rising violence and the advance of the far right| Capire
This article summarizes the main ideas discussed in the first part of the education cycle organized by Friends of the Earth International in alliance with the World March of Women| Capire
