Search Results - "Meza, Milena"

In-person later abortion accompaniment: a feminist collective-facilitated self-care practice in Latin America by Bercu, Chiara, Moseson, Heidi, McReynolds-Pérez, Julia, Wilkinson Salamea, Emily, Grosso, Belén, Trpin, María, Zurbriggen, Ruth, Cisternas, Carolina, Meza, Milena, Díaz, Viviana, Kimport, Katrina

“…In Argentina, Chile and Ecuador, abortion at later durations of pregnancy is legally restricted. Feminist collectives in these contexts support people through…”
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Las fronteras como dispositivos de desaparición. Una mirada a las desapariciones forzadas transfronterizas entre Colombia y Venezuela by Páez Meza, Sandra Milena, Patiño Idárraga, Sandra Eliana, Maldonado Estévez, Erika Alejandra

“…This work aims to show how the border between Norte de Santander (Colombia) and the state of Táchira (Venezuela) has been consolidated in the last decade as a…”
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Safe abortion in Latin America: a look at abortion accompaniment collectives from the perspective of their activists by Atienzo, Erika E., Cruz, Verónica, Garduño, Sofía, Lomelí, Stephanie, Meza, Milena, Zurbriggen, Ruth, Carbone, Sofía L., Wollum, Alexandra

“…Over the last decade, activists in Latin America have expanded access to safe abortion through processes of accompaniment. Abortion accompaniment is…”
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In-person later abortion accompaniment: a feminist collectivefacilitated self-care practice in Latin America by Bercu, Chiara, Moseson, Heidi, McReynold-Perez, Julia, Wilkinson Salamea, Emily, Grosso, Belén, Trpin, María, Zurbriggen, Ruth, Cisternas, Carolina, Meza, Milena, Díaz, Viviana, Kimport, Katrina

“…In Argentina, Chile and Ecuador, abortion at later durations of pregnancy is legally restricted. Feminist collectives in these contexts support people through…”
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Borders as DisappearanceDevices. A Look at Cross-Border Enforced Disappearance Between Colombia and Venezuela by Meza, Sandra Milena Páez, Idárraga, Sandra Eliana Patiño, Estévez, Erika Alejandra Maldonado

“…This work aims at showing how the border between Norte de Santander (Colombia) and the state of Táchira (Venezuela) has consolidated in the last decade as a…”
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