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Dec 1, 2025

Empoderamiento Sin Fronteras: Reflexiones a un año de mi primer Foro AWID

Por Cristina Dueñas Díaz Tendero

La autora posa frente al escenario dentro del Foro AWID con otras 3 mujeres. Todas lucen sonrientes.

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Dec 1, 2025

Un festín para mi mente, un respiro para mi cuerpo: hechos memorables sobre el #15 Foro de AWID…

Por: Estefanía Cubillos Nova

Dos mujeres están de pie y portan vestimenta tradicional tailandesa mientras comparten un abrazo mirando hacia la cámara. Una de ellas usa un bastón.

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Jul 29, 2025

Un recordatorio

Por Gianna Mastrolinardo

Fotografía de las piernas de Gianna mientras viaja en bus. Se ve una parte de su vestido amarillo con flores blancas.

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Jul 9, 2025

“We don’t need more protection for control, but we need more leadership through trust.”

By Abigail Oliver

A group of people smile for the camera, standing in a large room with wooden ceiling panels. The picture features some of the attendees of WEI’s Legal Capacity Workshop.

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May 7, 2025

Bringing Gender to the Agenda at the Global Disability Summit!

Reflecting on our time at the Global Disability Summit (GDS), Women Enabled International (WEI) connected with vital partner organizations…

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Jul 29, 2024

What Does Disability Pride Really Mean?: Discovering Disabled Pyaar

By Nu Misra, Revival Disability India

Against a purple background is an illustration of a green cauldron with the label “Disabled Pyaar.” Above it are different “ingredients”: a watery eye with the label “grief”, a heart with the label “love”, a spoon with the label “learn to put ourselves first”, a bottle with the label “honouring disabled needs”, a container with the label “discard of ableist codes of self-love”, and a cup with the label “reclaiming the language of disabled intimacy.” Credit: Ritika Gupta.

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Jul 26, 2024

The Unseen Emotional Toll of Self-Advocacy Disabled Folks Are Paying

By Devrupa Rakshit, Revival Disability India

Against a light peach background, there are black and white silhouettes of individuals. Superimposed on it is a red sun that says “self-advocacy,” written upside down, below the picture of three protesting hands with diverse complexions, hinting at the intersectionality of the movement. Credit: Devrupa Rakshit .

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Jun 28, 2024

Facing Abortion Stigma in Medicine as a Disabled Woman

By Lizzie (She/her)

A photo of Lizzie, a White woman with purple hair. She is wearing a T-shirt that reads “had an abortion,” and holding a sign that says “ABORTION JUSTICE NOW. The Capitol building is in the background.

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Jun 3, 2024

Claves para fortalecer los liderazgos feministas: mi experiencia en IGLI 2024

Por Estefanía Cubillos Nova

Varias mujeres posan sonrientes al aire libre. El fondo revela un paisaje natural con vegetación, montañas y un cielo parcialmente nublado. Arriba, hay un texto manuscrito que dice “Porque la opción más latente es luchar por nuestros derechos”. En la esquina inferior derecha, se lee la sigla “IGLI 2024”. También hay dibujos estilizados de plantas en primer plano. Fotografía tomada por primer plano. Fotografía tomada por: Luzbeidy Monterrosa, directora de cine Wayuu.

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May 8, 2024

Carta a quienes me acompañen del otro lado del quirófano

Por Gianna Mastrolinardo

Fotografía en tonos rojizos y efecto borroso de un esqueleto de muestra en un consultorio médico.

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