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Anais Nin, French writer,1903-1977

Teresa Suárez: “Hurricane María Also Planted Trees”

by Margie Thompson | February 10, 2018 | Climate change, Independent journalism, Puerto Rico | 0 Comments

By María “Cuca” Súarez Toro for Claridad, ESCRIBANA February 5, 2018 A novel initiative developed by the owner of the Jardin y Vivero Plantas de Caparra, Teresa Suárez Toro could become an example for families and communities to contribute to the reforestation...

El Salvador Bill Would Put Those Found Guilty of Abortion Behind Bars for 30 to 50 Years

by Kathy Bougher | July 27, 2016 | El Salvador, Health & reproductive rights, Independent journalism, Violence Against Women | 0 Comments

The right-wing ARENA Party has introduced a bill that would increase [the] penalty [for abortion] to a prison sentence of 30 to 50 years—the same as aggravated homicide.

Embajadores del mar: Una juventud comprometida con el cambio

by María Suarez Toro | September 19, 2020 | Centro Comunitário de Buceo Embajadores y Embajadoras del Mar, Climate change, Costa Rica, Independent journalism, Uncategorized, Youth empowerment | 0 Comments

Dar el ejemplo, afianzar el sentido de comunidad, y ver a los jóvenes como motor de cambio Artículo por Sol Valls El Centro Comunitario de Buceo y Embajadores del Mar es una organización social sin fines de lucro de Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica, fundada en 2014 por...

Immigrant women in sanctuary demand that state and federal officials listen to their voices

by Margie Thompson | April 1, 2018 | Immigration, Independent journalism, United States | 0 Comments

By Margie Thompson, ESCRIBANA In honor of International Women’s Day 2018, four immigrant women in sanctuary in Colorado united their voices virtually via video in an historic encounter across the miles to launch the People's Resolution: Creating a Path Forward on...

Report by a feminist journalist from the US-Mexico Border #1

by Margie Thompson | July 31, 2018 | Immigration, Independent journalism, Mexico-US border, United States | 0 Comments

By Kathy Bougher Kathy Bougher is a journalist, correspondent for ESCRIBANA, feminist activist, and educator who has traveled throughout Central America working with women’s groups in the region on reproductive rights and other social justice issues. She spent several...

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Puerto Rico: Shelters for women victims of violence face challenges as violence against women escalates Text

Independent journalism Violence Against Women Puerto RicoOct 30@ 9:15 pmMargie Thompson

María Suárez Toro, Escribana October 13, 2017 Casa Julia and three other women’s shelters are closed for lack of electricity +
Puerto Rico: Majority of legal complaints in “post Hurricane María” devastation based on gender violence Text

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María Suárez Toro ESCRIBANA October 19, 2017 442 cases of requests for protection orders for gender violence under Law +
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Independent journalism United States ImmigrationDec 21@ 6:53 pmMargie Thompson
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Immigration Resistance United States Independent journalismNov 11@ 3:09 pmMargie Thompson

It is shocking. It is appalling. It is despicable. It is scary. But it is most terrifying to the millions +

Teresa Suárez: “Hurricane María Also Planted Trees”

El Salvador Bill Would Put Those Found Guilty of Abortion Behind Bars for 30 to 50 Years

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