Documenting Traces of Latin American Feminist Movements: Digital Counterarchives as Sites of Memory and Resistance

By Rosario Rogel‐Salazar1, Alan Colín‐Arce2, Abraham García‐Monroy1, Verónica Benítez‐Pérez1, Dany Contreras‐Fuentes1

1. Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México 2. University of Victoria

Introduction: Traces of protests from Latin American feminist movements (such as signs, feminist graffiti, etc.) tend to disappear quickly, both because these protest expressions are ephemeral and because institutions erase these traces before…

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