5 Mar
Jurao: Comprehensive Sexuality Education for Lives Rooted in Autonomy and Rights By Karla Ferrer Arévalo (Wet Justice) Some conversations can no longer remain whispers. Some lessons should not depend on […]
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Fogonazo: Menopause as Part of Reproductive Justice By Aurinés Torres Sánchez, EdD, MPHEGrassroots Educator | Aula Comunitaria PR The Fogonazo Project emerged out of an urgent, and deeply overlooked need: […]
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Se Vale Preguntar: Health Education, Access, and Support Through a Feminist Lens By Johana MolinaSocial Worker and Coordinator of the Abortion Telemedicine ProgramDarlington Medical Associates Se Vale Preguntar (“It’s Okay […]
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A new cohort, a collective commitment: 2025–2026 Grantee Partners Each cohort is both a reflection of the historical moment we are living in and a collective commitment to the future […]
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CHILDBIRTH STORIES FOR HEALING: A Project to Raise Awareness of Obstetric Violence Photo: Activity at CADERAMEN‘s space in Gurabo, Puerto Rico Before becoming a non-profit organization, Caderamen was born from […]
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ORPHANED BY FEMIMNICIDE: A Historical Debt to Children in Puerto Rico Photo: Stephanie Figueroa Figueroa (she/her), Executive Director, Observatorio de Equidad de Género en Puerto Rico In a country where […]
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COLECTIVO ILÉ: Black Youth Define Their Well-Being Photo: Miriam Franyé Morales Suárez (she/they), researcher at Colectivo Ilé Colectivo Ilé is a group with over 30 years of experience doing antiracist […]
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SIEMPREVIVAS RUM: 15 Years of Community Feminism Dedicated to Healing, Solidarity, and Transformation Left to Right: Sara Benítez Delgado, Marta Elsa Fernández Pabellón, Marta Angélica Mercado Sierra, Luisa Seijo Maldonado […]
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Women’s Organizations at Risk: Lack of Funding Threatens the Response to Gender Violence in Puerto Rico (San Juan, Puerto Rico – August 22, 2025) This video features an interview broadcast […]
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