Downtown La Paz. Double-clicking on each photo will let you see a great deal more detail in each image.
Mujeres Creando, our anarcho-feminist home away from home. The building is named "Virgin de los Deseos" (Virgin of Desires).
Collaboration at 13,000 Feet
Yet the specific role of women leaders within these movements has been largely overlooked. How have women leaders shaped the struggles of these popular movements? Internally, does female leadership yield qualitatively distinct decisions about movement governance and strategy? And externally, does the gender of leaders shape interactions with government and the success of demands?
The research project, born out of a collaboration between Macalester College Political Science/Latin American Studies Professor Paul Dosh and student Nicole Kligerman ’10, intends to answer these questions to explore the changing role of women within the political sphere. Our research will primarily be conducted in La Paz/El Alto, Bolivia and Quito, Ecuador.
2 comments:
Interesting fuschia colored building. My first thought was that it reminded me of a cat house. Glad to know it's not. Are the colors inside the house as brilliant?
Where does concern over the level of pollution you describe and seen in the photos fit into the priorities among activists and the general public?
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