Talk: Hunger, a structural symptom causing forced mobility in Mesoamerica

jue09jun17:0017:00(GMT+02:00) Talk: Hunger, a structural symptom causing forced mobility in MesoamericaDiana Damian from (FOCA) Chiapas-MexicoAlfonso Kiosk Assembly Hall

Detalles del evento

FOCA (Formación y Capacitación A. C.)

FOCA is an organization formed in 1998 in Chiapas, Mexico, mainly made up of women. We work with women and their families on the Mexico-Guatemala border, from a gender perspective, with models of care that we have designed for a comprehensive accompaniment of women alone or with their families who are transiting and seeking asylum in Mexico.

For more than 10 years, we have promoted a network of grassroots organizations in four countries: southern Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador. This Mesoamerican Network of Women, Health and Migration promotes human rights and women’s rights to migrate and not to migrate in the communities of origin.

Also, from our organization, we promoted the first women’s observatory of the border and we have created a border community structure for the defense of women’s rights in migration.

We have also created a radio program, Las Moradas, which is broadcasted on community radio stations where the Network has an impact. It promotes programs on the rights to land, health and work from a gender perspective.

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Autor/a

Diana Damián

Diana Damián

Psychologist and specialist in gender, interculturality and migration.

Director of FOCA (Formación y Capacitación), a Mexican NGO integrated in the Acampa Network that has been working since the 90s in the care of migrant women arriving across the Guatemalan border to the area of San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas,

Coordinator of the Red Mesoamericana Mujer, Salud y Migración (Mesoamerican Network Women, Health and Migration).

She has developed an extensive research work, with publications such as “El corredor Huehuetenango- Comitán. Una cartografía de las mujeres en las migraciones” (The Huehuetenango-Comitán corridor. A cartography of women in migration), “Chiapas, una mirada atrás” (Chiapas, a look back) or “Violencia feminicida en Chiapas. Razones visibles y ocultas de nuestras luchas, resistencias y rebeldías (Feminicide violence in Chiapas. Visible and hidden reasons of our struggles, resistance and rebellions”.

She has also directed the documentary Pasos ciegos.

 

Hora

(Jueves) 17:00(GMT+02:00)

Localización

Alfonso Kiosk Assembly Hall

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