‘The Contribution of #NiUnaMenos Was to Massify Feminism,’ Says Florencia Alcaraz, Ni Una Menos Founding Member
“No fight was done overnight,” says María Florencia Alcaraz, one of the founding members of Ni Una Menos.
Female Journalists Covering Mexican Feminist Protests Face Harsh Police Response
In recent months, covering such protests has become increasingly fraught with danger as police respond with overbearing force, intimidating, corralling, and harassing protesters.
En Esta Isla de Mexico, las Mujeres Se Abren Espacio en el Mundo de la Pesca
Mitzy y Elsa viven en Isla Natividad, una isla de 500 habitantes ubicada en el Golfo de California. Ellas son miembros de una cooperativa pesquera llamada Buzos y Pescadores, el 15% de los cuales son mujeres que trabajan en la pesca.
Fisherwomen of this Island in Mexico Are at the Forefront of Gender Equality
Mitzy and Elsa live on Isla Natividad, an island of 500 inhabitants located in Baja California, Mexico. They are both members of a fishing cooperative called Buzos y Pescadores, 15% of whom are women who work in fisheries.
Scapegoated: Mexico’s Broken Justice System and its Impact on Women
Mexican women pay a heavy price when they become caught up in the country’s broken justice system