Posts Tagged ‘Argentina’

La Alianza Argentina de Organizaciones is a non-governmental group in pursuit of international commitments to equitable representation of indigenous people, people living with HIV, youth, women, sexual diversity, and people with disabilities. Academic and faith institutions, as well as entities defending the rights to education, health, and human rights, are also part of the Alliance.…

La Fundación para Estudio e Investigación de la Mujer (FEIM) is an Argentinean non-governmental NGO created by a group of professional women who are gender specialists to improve the social, working, legal, political, economic, and health conditions of women, girls, teenagers and young adults. http://feim.org.ar/english/

Centro de Intercambios y Servicios para el Cono Sur Argentina (CISCSA) is a feminist NGO in Córdoba, Argentina, contributing to the Feminist Agenda and the Habitat Agenda through work in the territory, research projects, co-training, training, and awareness-raising of different social actors, with a capacity built on alliances, of political advocacy at the international, regional…

Asociación Familias Diversas de Argentina (AFDA) is a charity led by lesbians and non-binary people in Argentina working to promote a society free of violence and gender stereotypes by eliminating barriers to social equality through advocacy, empowerment, and social impact actions. AFDA manages “Pride House,” the first LGBTIQA + community center in Buenos Aires, Argentina.…

Equipo Latinoamericano de Justicia y Género (ELA) works in Argentina using a legal framework to advocate for human rights, gender equity, social and political participation, sexual and reproductive rights, and access to justice. ELA calls to action existing institutions and fights for more efficient public policies to protect women’s rights throughout Latin America. https://ela.org.ar/

La Red de Mujeres Rurales de América Latina y El Caribe (RedLAC) is an international organization in Argentina that creates a space for rural women, farm workers, regardless of skin color, political or religious affiliation with the principle interculturality and an intergenerational perspective to promote gender equality, rights, and opportunities. https://www.mujeresredlac.org/