LatiN+ Feminist blog

A space to share reflections in its multiple manifestations to generate dialogue and foster the collective creation of Latin+ feminist knowledge.

[Speaking Non-English]

No, no, no estoy considerando un cambio de carrera a la competitiva industria de la música y el entretenimiento. La sociología sigue...

Vulnerabilities in the Academy: Experiences and Latin+ Strategies

By Roberta Villalón & Erika Busse-Cárdenas In our October’s collective gathering, we talked about our vulnerabilities as Latin+ academics,...

A case for the "e" in gender neutral Spanish

Language transforms over time, but rarely do people experience an intentional moment to participate in democratic language...

Latin America's Marea Verde's Lessons to Fight against Roe v. Wade's Reversion

As soon as we heard the news that the fundamental right to abortion that was upheld in the United States since 1973 was overruled by the...

Digital Tools and Latin+ Feminist Pedagogy

Digital technologies are here to stay, how do we incorporate them as pedagogical tools as Latin+ feminists?

Latin-qué?

Latina, Latino, Latin@, Latine, Latinx, Hispanic, Caribbean, or...? Reflections about why we may opt to use Latinx despite controversies,...