Movement Let Cuba Live!: Watch Video of Solidarity With the Cuban People 09/24/23Capire Feminist militants from Cuba and Latin America speak about the relevance of the island for the struggle on the continent
Movement Georgia: Feminist Organization for Economic Autonomy and the End of Violence 09/21/23By Marika Kapanadze, Ana Muradashvili and Nino Rostomashvili Activists from the World March of Women in Georgia write about the feminist movement building in the country
Movement Solidarity Quilt, an Internationalist Feminist Experience in 2005 09/15/23Capire The story of the feminist quilt that traveled across countries and continents with women’s artwork and messages
Demilitarization “Rebuild the Light”: Poems Against the Military Dictatorship in Chile 09/11/23Capire On the 50th anniversary of the military coup that changed the history of the Chilean people, we publish seven poems written by women under the dictatorship
Autonomy To Decolonize Our Bodies and Sexualities 09/08/23By María Dolores Marroquín To fight the standardization of our desires and compulsory heterosexuality, we must collectively challenge ourselves
Feminist economy Feminist School in Honduras: Action, Reflection, Alliance, Trust 09/02/23Capire International Feminist Organizing School (IFOS) brought together more than 100 women from the Americas for a special edition
Demilitarization Jodie Evans: “We Just Kept Being the Women Calling Out for Peace” 08/29/23Capire Read the interview with CODEPINK’s co-founder on the challenges to end US war policy
Demilitarization The fight for abolition and decarceration is an environmental fight 08/26/23Capire Read and listen to the interview with Siwatu-Salama Ra and Roxanne Lawson from the Grassroots Global Justice Alliance (GGJ)
Environmental justice Food sovereignty Margaridas Marching in Latin America’s Largest Women’s Mobilization 08/24/23Capire Watch the video with scenes from the 2023 Margaridas’ March
Autonomy Hair as a Political Space of Discipline 08/17/23Jana Nakhal Jana Nakhal discusses the political aspects of hair and the surveillance of women and queer people’s bodies