In Women's History Month

“ Policies and Lines of Action (PLA)” is the result of a research grant program promoted by CLACSO, TNI, SEPLA, UNSAM, and We Effect. We offer a selection of works whose themes are related to Women's Month.

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– Impact of Free Trade Agreements on access to work, education and basic services for women living in Guatemala City.

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– Multiple forms of violence in the trajectories of young female university students during the pandemic.

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– Gender violence and conservative discourses. The case of Uruguay.

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– Commitment to life: resilience mechanisms of the Central Indigenous Tacana Women (CIMTA) in the face of extractive expansion and the dispossession of their habitat.

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– Good living of indigenous women in the Colombian Amazon: Comparative study of the conditions of poverty among indigenous women of the department of Guainía who live in urban and rural reserve areas.

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– Women on the front lines: political participation of women and feminists in the national strike in Colombia in 2021.

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– A Political Representation of Colombian Women in the Implementation of the Peace Agreements with the FARC.

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– Guaranteeing rights, appropriating power: Political trajectories of Mapuche Lafkenche women in two regions of southern Chile.

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– The Lenca indigenous group of women in the COPINH organization and the right to participate in public policy for the educational offer with a view to sustainable human development.

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Publications Scholarships

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