Gaia & Yara
Posted by Margie Thompson | Aug 19, 2019 | Centro Comunitário de Buceo Embajadores y Embajadoras del Mar, Costa Rica, Independent journalism, Life lessons | 0 |
Category: Independent journalism
Gaia & Yara
by Tara Roberts Her name is Gaia, and she is the mother. Her name is Yara, and she is the...
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Why American Feminists Should Mourn FEMEN’s Oksana Shachko
And how FEMEN cleared the way for #MeToo By Nadia Kaneva This has been the summer of...
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Report by a feminist journalist from the US-Mexico border #2
By Kathy Bougher Kathy Bougher is a journalist, correspondent for ESCRIBANA, feminist activist,...
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The Endometriosis Diaries, Part I: If Pain Could Speak
By Nadia Kaneva Nadia is a woman, author and scholar who has written a series of blogs...
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Report by a feminist journalist from the US-Mexico Border #1
By Kathy Bougher Kathy Bougher is a journalist, correspondent for ESCRIBANA, feminist activist,...
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Entre Mujeres en Guatemala: Las mas fuerte solidaridad nace de las conexiones
María Suárez Toro, Escribana 10 de julio 2018 Perdieron tanto que ni siquiera habían alcanzado a...
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Immigrant women in sanctuary demand that state and federal officials listen to their voices
By Margie Thompson, ESCRIBANA In honor of International Women’s Day 2018, four immigrant women in...
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Teresa Suárez: “Hurricane María Also Planted Trees”
By María “Cuca” Súarez Toro for Claridad, ESCRIBANA February 5, 2018 A novel initiative...
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Immigrant Women in Puerto Rico: Organizing in solidarity to help each other
María Suárez Toro ESCRIBANA November 1, 2017 The contagious sound of the women who came to...
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Puerto Rico: Shelters for women victims of violence face challenges as violence against women escalates
María Suárez Toro, Escribana October 13, 2017 Casa Julia and three other women’s shelters...
Read MorePuerto Rico: Majority of legal complaints in “post Hurricane María” devastation based on gender violence
María Suárez Toro ESCRIBANA October 19, 2017 442 cases of requests for protection orders for gender violence under Law 54 have been filed since Hurricane María hit the island on September 20, 2017. Women activists are...
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They’re terrified — but is it “credible fear”?
It’s like being totally lost in a dark forest with enormous twisted trees that are constantly...
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