In 1916, a group of women, called “The Silent Sentinels”, barricaded themselves at the gates of the White House.

Twenty years ago, four women displaced by violence in Colombia began making hand-embroidered dolls for displaced people in Quibdó

We tend to believe that indigenous communities use information and communication technologies, or the Internet, very little or not at all, due to their beliefs.

On Friday, a few days before International Women´s Day, Time magazine released '100 Women of the Year', a list celebrating influential females.

Netflix and UN Women launched "Because She Watched", a collection of TV shows, movies, and documentaries curated by women from all over the world. 

Most acid attacks towards women use the face as a target as a way to erase their identity and make their interpersonal relationships harder. 

Kiana, a Trans woman member of the table of victims of the armed conflict in the city of Cartagena, talks about her experience as a queen of sexual diversity.

Since recent research shows that we are still far from gender parity, here are a few things you can do in 2020 to help shorten the gap

The Huáscar is a ship that participated in the War of the Pacific, fought between Peru, Chile and Bolivia, in which the latter lost its exit to the sea.

If you are needing a dose of girl power, here are 10 podcasts that you need to add to your queue. 

Beyond dressing up and eating candy, Halloween is a celebration that honors the dead and has an impact on different cultures.

Dozens of indigenous languages in Latin America are rapidly disappearing due to discrimination, forced displacement and technology

Tasmania's original dual-naming policy, first adopted in 2012, gives Aboriginal names to geographical features that already have European names, so that both appear side-by-side on signage, maps and official documents and publications

More than 100 people participated in Cuba's first Pride march
 

Until next September 1, the artist Icaro Zorbar will exhibit the greatest work of his career at the Modern Art Museum in Bogotá

A clan of sorcerers in Cúcuta revealed us some of their secrets

Artists from Argentina and Uruguay share art and stories of LGBT acceptance and progress in their countries

On May 16, the architect of the famous Louvre's Pyramid, Ieoh Ming Pei, died. Here we tell you about his most representative works and about his career as an architect

With her community work, Marcela Cárdenas seeks to be an innovative social proposal within the textile market

Latin America is a territory where Holy Week is lived with a huge passion, that is why we present five activities you can not miss in these festivities