It was November 1st, All Saints day. Buenos Aires woke up slowly to a mid-week holiday. … Read More»

When you see her warm and welcoming smile, you can’t imagine all the pain she is carrying. Claudia Quintero, or “Gina Escheback”, is a survivor with a 24/7 available optimism. … Read More»

It was a political crime what allowed November 25th as the International Day for Violence against Women. … Read More»

I've found out women involved in grass roots organizations and activism may feel uncomfortable talking about themselves, but they are beginning to do. … Read More»

"What happened to me can happen to any girl in Egypt. " … Read More»

Some years ago, I found myself in a terrible situation. I didn’t have a work, I didn’t have a house, I was far away from any friend or relative could help me, and I was close to live in the street. … Read More»

Yesterday morning I had my meeting in Skype with my menthor Clarice. I have to say she really made my day. … Read More»

Madame Roland, who died on the guillotine during the French Revolution, said in 1793: “Oh liberty, How many crimes are committed in your name” I wonder if Madame would regret having given her head in … Read More»

How does a feminist look like? I found this interesting project today surfing in the web. This initiative hope to capture the many different faces of feminism with this photo blog project. … Read More»

I want to share with you an interview I made to Ibtissam, a moroccan social activist and journalist who is part of the community of World Pulse.I believe we have to work together for commons objectiv … Read More»