ラテンアメリカ・フェミニズム関連情報リスト

―❝Somos una organización que trabajamos en el ámbito de la interculturalidad, comunicación y educación para la transformación social. Trabajamos al lado de organizaciones y colectivos de Euskal Herria y Ecuador.❞（https://www.ecuadoretxea.org/ecuador-etxea/quienes-somos/）

―❝El colectivo es un espacio de generación y compartición de saberes geográficos para la producción de espacios de vida en medio de las múltiples crisis que atraviesan el mundo. Trabajamos con distintos territorios del Ecuador y con organizaciones para que los principios de pluriterritorialidad sean materializados.❞

┃Renata Segura: Program Director, Latin America and Caribbean https://www.crisisgroup.org/who-we-are/people/renata-segura
┃Elizabeth Dickinson: Deputy Program Director, Latin America and Caribbean
https://www.crisisgroup.org/who-we-are/people/elizabeth-dickinson

―❝La Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung México presentó el libro Buen Vivir y “otras economías” en América Latina.｜Una obra que recupera prácticas económicas indígenas, afrodescendientes, campesinas y comunitarias, basadas en el respeto a la naturaleza y en modos de vida sostenibles que desafían la lógica extractivista y capitalista.❞

―❝El 18 de octubre de 2019 el malestar acumulado durante más de treinta años estalló en Chile. Sus calles ardieron y la movilización hizo temblar al sólido y ejemplar neoliberalismo transandino. Hacía allí fuimos en aquel momento. Caminamos intensamente las calles de Santiago, Valparaíso y Viña del Mar, nos hicimos preguntas, conversamos con una veintena de referentes de organizaciones, compañerxs y amigxs. Registramos los problemas que se abrían: lo insostenible de vidas precarias y endeudadas, la fuerza destituyente del movimiento social, la articulación material de una nueva Constitución. El resultado: un mapa tan exhaustivo como arbitrario de las discusiones que alimentaron una imaginación política que aún sigue abierta.❞

―❝Read an excerpt from a new publication by La Vía Campesina on feminism and the environmental struggle in the countryside❞

―❝【Description】Introducing dissonance as a decolonial feminist methodology, the book explores how colonial, racialized, and gendered histories shape legal and experiential incommensurability. As the first ethnography on sterilization cases in Peru, it contributes to social studies of reproduction, Latin American studies, and decolonial feminisms.❞

―❝終わったはずの暴力が響き続ける世界のなかで、傷を抱えながら社会を紡ぎ直そうとする人たちの、〈生〉と〈モラル〉を記す論集。｜冷戦下のラテンアメリカを席巻した軍事独裁や内戦といった政治的カタストロフは、渦中を脱し、一応の収束を見たとされている。しかし制度的な移行期正義が進んだとされる「ポスト」紛争期の社会において、暴力は本当に過去のものとなったのか？　なぜ人々の日常には、答えのない問いと傷が回帰し続け、新たな暴力が変奏され続けるのか？❞

―❝In the shadow of Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship, resistance in Chile took many forms — including quiet stitches by hand. We Will Find Them: Arpilleras and the Political Art of Chile Under Pinochet reveals the remarkable story of the arpilleristas: groups of women who transformed burlap or hessian cloth into vivid scenes of protest, community and hope.❞

―❝There is an unequal exposure to pollution depending on the systemic position of countries, power relations, as well as variables such as race, class or gender. Therefore, it is essential to politicize the debate of sustainability beyond conservationism.❞

―❝No basta con enunciar principios revolucionarios: necesitamos organizar una fuerza política y social capaz de hacerlos efectivos.❞

―❝Entrevista a Alejandra Santillana de Ecuador. Especial para Contrahegemonía❞

―❝LASTESIS was part of a progressive movement in Chile. Then voters rejected the country’s new constitution. So now what?❞

―❝【Exordium】The Change Makers programme got started in 2017 as a way to bring women together and create a space for collective healing and learning. It’s been a way for women with Latin American heritage living in London to explore their own migratory journeys, build trust with each other and contribute to social justice.❞

―❝【Introduction】This week we’re sharing the prologue to Irene Ragazzini's La lucha dentro de la lucha (The Struggle Within the Struggle), recently published by El Rebozo and Bajo Tierra Ediciones. The book’s subtitle is The political challenges faced by women in gender-mixed social organizations, a problematic Ragazzini discusses in her edited conversations with the women of Indigenous Organizations for Human Rights in Oaxaca (OIDHO by its Spanish acronym), a coordinating body with many years of organizing experience in the southern Mexican state―Eds.❞

―❝【Exordium】For two months, a group of LAWA volunteers and Change Makers worked weekly on a project led by the British Museum. As an intersectional feminist and Latin American organisation, occupying the spaces of this museum and putting our anti-colonial visions inside it seemed to us a powerful action.｜The project was a space for participants to share life stories, bring objects associated with their identities as Latin Americans, talk about what Abya Yala means to them and represent all of this in an artistic way. In doing so, the project aimed to give visibility to our region and to the Latin American migrant community in London.❞

―❝En Contra el autoritarismo de la libertad financiera, las investigadoras Verónica Gago y Luci Cavallero leen el ajuste, la deuda y la violencia como engranajes de una misma maquinaria. A dos semanas del triple femicidio de Brenda, Morena y Lara, piensan desde el feminismo cómo se paga la crisis con vidas concretas y qué prácticas colectivas resisten al saqueo.❞

―❝When I saw the headline Maria Corina Machado wins the Peace Prize, I almost laughed at the absurdity. But I didn’t, because there’s nothing funny about rewarding someone whose politics have brought so much suffering. Anyone who knows what she stands for knows there’s nothing remotely peaceful about her politics.❞

―❝Compartimos los apuntes completos de Ezequiel Gatto para su presentación del libro "Contra el autoritarismo de la libertad financiera", de Verónica Gago y Luci Cavallero, el 25 de septiembre de 2025 en el local de Movida Ciudad. En el evento también participaron la diputada Paula Penacca y la compositora Paula Trama.❞

―❝Reflexiones feministas y sindicales frente a la fragmentación laboral❞

―❝Lorena Cervera’s essay presents several feminist film collectives that challenged mainstream cinema by engaging in political debates, documenting activism, and creating spaces for women’s voices across Latin America in the 1970s and 1980s. By showcasing their largely overlooked work, Cervera emphasises their enduring cultural and political significance.❞

―❝Those hit hard by far-right leader’s zero-deficit policies fear worse to come after his election win❞

―❝Despite the region’s progressive values, authoritarianism remains a threat. And it’s people, not politicians, fighting it❞

―❝This article is the last in a series of eight pieces we’ve published as part of a series of Transfeminist Debates.❞

―❝Communal kitchens are a vital institution of counter-power in Brazil and the Southern Cone❞

―❝【Introduction】Melina Vázquez and Carolina Spataro took their notebooks, tape recorders, and their science and went to meet libertarian women. They explore a new type of libertarian feminism, distinct not only from left-wing feminism but also from classical liberal feminism. Even when these women self-identify simply as 'liberals,' they belong to the libertarian currents organised around Javier Milei´s political space, defending an amalgam of conservative positions in the social sphere and ultracapitalist ones in the economy.❞

―❝The transfeminist movement in Argentina demonstrated the power that comes from uniting struggles during the second Anti-Fascist and Anti-Racist LGBTIQNB+ Pride March, which took place on February 7.❞

―❝Spanish-language media moved from migration fatigue to geopolitical fervour after the kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro❞

―❝Even though they are recognized as national languages in the Mexican Constitution, in the state of Veracruz, official information on sexual and reproductive rights is only made available in Spanish.｜That’s why collectives and community organizations in the state have built networks to provide interpreters, support, campaigns, and publish information on the steps needed to access health services all in Indigenous languages.❞

―❝Con Feminismo Campesino y Popular hay Reforma Agraria y Soberanía Alimentaria❞

―❝【Lead】Global movements prepare for the second edition of the International Conference on Agrarian Reform and Rural Development❞

―❝At the closing session of the International Conference on Agrarian Reform and Rural Development (ICARRD+20), Indigenous Peoples and social movements, represented by the International Planning Committee for food sovereignty (IPC)*, issued a strong political statement affirming their “irreducible unity” in the face of ongoing attacks on their rights.❞

【Exordium】Las mujeres indígenas en Latinoamérica han liderado la protección de sus territorios desde hace décadas y han logrado la conservación de bosques, como la peruana Olivia Bisa, y el retiro de concesiones mineras, como la ecuatoriana Alexandra Narváez. Sin embargo, todavía hay desigualdad para acceder a los espacios de participación. Por el Día Internacional de la Mujer, Mongabay Latam habló con tres lideresas que se unieron a las guardias indígenas de sus pueblos y están abriendo el camino para más mujeres.

―❝Ações de denúncia, ocupações e protestos são realizadas em 13 estados, em todas as grandes regiões do país❞

―❝As the president-elect prepares to take office this week, women and LGBTQ+ people are standing up for their rights❞

―❝Socialist Rio de Janeiro city councilor Marielle Franco’s killers were recently convicted, exposing deep ties between Brazil’s right and violent militias. The case shows democratic institutions can still hold perpetrators of far-right violence to account.❞

―❝In recent years, the Latin American far right has launched a crusade against the rights of women and sex-gender dissidents, hoping to crush some of the region’s most active opposition to neoliberalism.❞

―❝Over the last year and a half, Culiacán has become synonymous with some of the most intense violence in México. In this context, the March 8 demonstration for International Women’s Day has grown with each passing year.❞

―❝The transfeminist movement in Argentina draws on a centuries-long legacy of fighting for our rights in the streets. We want to live and work without killing ourselves in the process. This is the commitment that we have fought for and upheld from generation to generation.❞

―❝Mobilização resultou na ocupação de 14 latifúndios, dezenas de ações envolveram 15 mil militantes em 24 estados e no DF❞

―❝On March 8, women and dissidents turned the streets of Chile purple and green. This year, their call to action was especially urgent. Three days later, on March 11, José Antonio Kast, a member of the far-right, ultra-conservative, anti-reproductive-rights Republican Party, took office as Chile’s president.❞

―❝Manifiesto Político Feminista por el Día Internacional de las Mujeres｜Santo Domingo – 8 de marzo 2026❞

―❝In a small park in northwestern Bogotá, Colombia, a crowd gathered under the sun, as women, lesbians, non-binary people, and trans people prepared to march on March 15 for International Working Women’s Day.❞

―❝Women holding guns with roses in the barrels led the International Women's Day in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The Army of the Lolitas was one of many feminist collectives that took to the streets on March 8, protesting violence against women and racialized people in impoverished communities throughout the archipelago.❞

―❝To break a nation, imperialism understands it must break the will of those who sustain the social fabric. In hybrid warfare, the woman is not a passive victim but a combatant cadre who reorganizes the collective will in every commune and every territory.❞

―❝The cultural collective Feminismo Gráfico (Graphic Feminism) honours 8M by dispelling myths around the histories of women, trans, and non-binary comics artists in Argentina.❞

―❝A new trade framework based on food sovereignty is urgent and necessary!❞

―❝Esta publicación, desarrollada por Flacso Ecuador y la Fundación Rosa Luxemburg – Oficina Región Andina, recoge seis experiencias de movilidad y resistencia territorial: Sacha y Nueva Esperanza (Ecuador), Lago Poopó y Pozo Flores (Bolivia), y Bajo Belén y Aija (Perú). A través de un proceso de creación colectiva entre comunidades, investigadoras e investigadores y pedagogas populares, el cómic visibiliza los impactos de la crisis climática —como inundaciones y sequías— en las migraciones ambientales, y el derecho a defender los territorios, la naturaleza y la identidad comunitaria.❞

―❝Constanza Piña is a chilean dancer and electronic musician. In her art, she questions the use of technology as a (male) ideology. Peter Gonda, aka gnd, met her at the Piksel Festival in Bergen, where she talks about emancipation through technology, technofeminism, and trash as a creative source.❞

* “A dissertation in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Music in the Graduate Division of the University of California, Berkeley”

―❝How the Nueva Canción genre is influencing a new generation of artists taking up the mantle of protest music in Latin America❞

―❝The Argentine selector’s intentional approach, whether in her listening room or an expansive warehouse, invites listeners to connect and feel the story within each record.❞

―❝Join us for monthly sessions with Carlos René, co-founder of Casa Calypso record shop in Mexico City. Carlos specializes in uncovering rare Latin American recordings and has a passion for a diverse range of genres, including cumbia, Latin funk, Mexican garage rock & psych, boogaloo, and other rare grooves. Let Carlos take you on a captivating musical journey through the vibrant sounds of Latin America that will keep you grooving any time of the day.
From the host: "Miguel Melendez from Rumba Hispano Belga takes over with a selection of tracks recorded and/or written by Spanish immigrants in Belgium. Rumba, flamenco, go-go, and soul! Everything recorded from 7."❞

―❝For this year’s Carnaval in Brazil, the MST and Tatuapé, one of São Paulo’s samba schools, collaborated on a samba-enredo (Carnaval theme song) calling for popular agrarian reform.❞

―❝From the host: […] Water weighs more than gold: In defense of Argentina's Glaciers Law, a pioneering legislation worldwide that is now under threat. They shall not pass!❞

―❝GÓTIKO TROPIKAL is a space for listening to artists from Abya Yala (Latin America) and its diaspora, celebrating those who move between worlds, darkness, and tropical sensuality. Each episode features music, poetry, and stories, inviting guests to share the songs that shaped their journey, their connection to Abya Yala today, and the personal or political stories behind their work.❞

―❝A Place in the City examines hope, resistance, and collective action in Latin American cities. Written and directed by Dr Gabriel Silvestre (Newcastle University), the film delves into the enduring influence of philosopher Henri Lefebvre’s revolutionary ideas on the “right to the city.” Through the lens of communities in Santiago (Chile), Rosario (Argentina), and Belo Horizonte (Brazil), it reveals how ordinary people are reclaiming urban space, fighting for their rights while actively shaping more inclusive neighbourhoods. The film showcases inspiring stories of community strength and collective action.❞

―❝To understand the socialist and anti-imperialist project of Venezuela, one must understand its communal project. The sites are centers of worker's power that stands in stark contrast to the top down businesses in the United States. Through these three films, you will hear from people participating in communal projects and how they view and organize their experiences.❞

―❝El FICDH es un proyecto cultural fundado por el Instituto Multimedia de Derechos Humanos (IMD) de Argentina que invita a descubrir cómo el cine puede potenciar la conciencia y el compromiso con la defensa y promoción de los derechos humanos. El Festival, que en los últimos años ha tenido ediciones especiales en otros países de la región como Paraguay y Chile, llega por primera vez a Ecuador con una muestra especial en la que se proyectarán largometrajes y cortometrajes de distintos países que ponen en el centro las voces, resistencias y derechos de las mujeres. El Ciclo cuenta con el apoyo de las Embajadas de Australia y Suiza, a través del Círculo Cultural de Suiza en Ecuador (CircuS) y con la colaboración en difusión de La Barra Espaciadora. ❞