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Numbers too big to ignore

August 4, 2020 Por Alix Lewis Leave a Comment

numbers too big to ignore

In Trinidad and Tobago, technically, there is no greater time to be born a woman than now. On average, female life expectancy at birth is the highest it has ever been. The maternal mortality rate is at its lowest over the past decade. Girls are spending more time in school than ever before, and more of them are attaining at least a secondary level of education than their male … [Read more...] about Numbers too big to ignore

The power of Black women

July 25, 2020 Por Paula Moreno 2 Comments

Paula Moreno Manos Visibles

For the most excluded racial and ethnic communities, the current limits to freedom are not the first, evidence of this include other pandemics, poverty, and forced displacement. In the context of COVID-19, we have recognized that structural racism is one of the most significant challenges for the global agenda, along with the climate crisis and violence against women and … [Read more...] about The power of Black women

Exposure and Inequalities: African Descendants During COVID-19

April 24, 2020 Por Judith Morrison 3 Comments

Initial evidence that COVID-19 is reaching Afro descendant communities in Latin America is growing. Statistics in Brazil show that Afro-Brazilians are more likely to have severe respiratory symptoms that are lethal (more than 20%), while the Colombian Pacific coast, with a large Afro-Colombian and indigenous population, registered the first cases of coronavirus weeks ago, and … [Read more...] about Exposure and Inequalities: African Descendants During COVID-19

Home sweet home?

November 15, 2019 Por Laurence Telson Leave a Comment

violencia contra la mujer Caribe

Author’s note: This blog discusses domestic violence.  if you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence and wish to seek help, please see the table at the end of the blog and call the number in your country. Do you know of other resources? please include them in the comments section.    I knew that writing a blog on intimate partner violence in … [Read more...] about Home sweet home?

Hidden figures

July 25, 2019 Por Judith Morrison Leave a Comment

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On July 25, 1992 representatives from 32 countries met in the Dominican Republic to celebrate the contributions of African descendant women in Latin America and the Caribbean, marking the first International Day of African Descendent Women.  Now, almost 30 years later, what do we know about black women? In many ways African descendant women in Latin America and the … [Read more...] about Hidden figures

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