Latin American, based in Canada, citizen of the world. I am a student of history and political science, passionate about diversity and multiculturalism. I aim to evoke the different facets of women's issues, often showing the dialogue between my areas of academic interests - and so many others! I seek to be as informative as possible, exploring different angles and offering new perspectives: all that to make very clear that women's voices are part of historical and political developments. Women's rights are indeed human rights.
A History of Female Domestic Slaves in Nineteenth-Century Rio de Janeiro: A Challenge for Latin American Society
We Shouldn’t Be Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Lessons from Cleopatra