An educational and transformative space that honors the memory, knowledge, and lives of transgender people in Latin America.
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With the support of the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Foundation, created this game to highlight key figures of transfeminism in Latin America. It is a tribute to trans memory, knowledge, and lives, and a didactic resource to learn and engage in dialogue about gender identities and how to be better allies. Learn, play, and share the Latin American travesti fury!
It is also an educational material designed to strengthen alliances between feminisms and trans struggles, in their common search to build a world where people have freedom and autonomy over their own bodies; a world where we can live without oppression and with social justice.
Co-founder and Co-director of Sentiido. PhD in History and specialist in diversity and gender, with emphasis on strategic communication, leadership and creativity.
Co-founder and Co-director of Sentiido. Social communicator and master's in Digital Journalism, specialist in new narratives for social change.
Sentiido journalist with experience in politics, society and culture in Colombia, Brazil and the USA, and researcher in drugs, violence and gender.
Sentiido researcher and Doctor in Education. Specialist in feminist pedagogies, queer theory and trans studies in Latin America.
Bogotá illustrator and master in Visual Arts, creator of comics, illustrations and animations for publishers like Penguin Random House and Planeta.
Sentiido is a narrative ecosystem that promotes inclusion and the recognition of sexual and gender diversity in Latin America. Through creative pedagogies and entertainment, it seeks to reduce violence and stereotypes. It offers consulting, workshops, and advisory services for institutions, supporting strategies and policies on inclusion and diversity.
Sentiido’s work focuses on three main areas:
Through this integration of communication, analysis, and advocacy, Sentiido has become a regional reference in the production of knowledge and the promotion of narratives and entertainment that drive social change.
