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Launch of the book From tide to tsunami by the Center for International Policy Studies
Institution: School of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
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My words are not neutral, nor do they aim to be. They are tools, a refuge, and a provocation.
Institution: School of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Yesterday, I had the opportunity to attend the BritCham Argentina DEI Committee event, “Women leaders in the corporate world: barriers and progress on the path to equality,” at the British
Last week, I had the privilege of participating in a safe space for reflection and learning at Lacicla, a triple-impact digital marketing company. Together with Lucas Gutiérrez, we explored the
Incorporating a gender perspective into international relations and the analysis of social issues is essential for achieving a comprehensive understanding of global challenges and inequalities, enabling the development of more
“Coming out of the closet” that society should never have forced us into is an act of tremendous courage. Talking to parents, friends, and coworkers can feel like a monumental
Institution: University of the Social Museum, Buenos Aires, Argentina Women and a Culture of Peace: Reflections from an International Dialogue Education plays a fundamental role in building more just, inclusive,
Institution: ES, Córdoba, Argentina
In this episode, Carrie speaks with Yohana Solis about gender-based rights in Latin America. We discuss sexual assault and child abuse, but do not describe details in a graphic manner.
Institution: National University of La Plata, Argentina Comprehensive Sexual Education in Foreign Language Classrooms: Supporting Children and Adolescents Through Inclusive Teaching Foreign language classrooms have evolved far beyond grammar exercises
Last month, I had the privilege of presenting my research on “invisibilization of sexual-gender diversities in comprehensive sexual education in adult education” at the 2024 Political Science Conference of the
Institution: Editorial Dunken Reading Darkness Through a Gender Lens: Reflections on Five Chronicles to Navigate Through Darkness Literature has long served as a space where difficult conversations can begin. Through
Last month, I had the privilege of presenting my research on “invisibilization of sexual-gender diversities in comprehensive sexual education in adult education” at the IX Colloquium “Education, gender relations and