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March 8th

Honoring
International Women's Day

Dia Internacional de la Mujer · 8 de Marzo

As a studio founded and built by Mexican women, we honor this day by standing in solidarity with women across the globe, especially in Mexico, where women march for their rights and for justice.

International Women's Day - Juntas Somos Mas Fuertes - Dia Internacional de la Mujer, 8 de Marzo

Wear purple on March 8th to commemorate International Women's Day Viste de morado el 8 de marzo para conmemorar el Dia Internacional de la Mujer

Our Statement

As a studio founded and built by Mexican women, we want to acknowledge today as International Women's Day. More specifically, we want to bring attention to what this day means on a global level, and in particular in Mexico, where women across the country march for their rights and for justice in a country where feminicide is all too prevalent.

As they move their bodies in marches and in resistance, we move ours in solidarity with them from afar.

Como un estudio fundado y construido por mujeres mexicanas, queremos conmemorar hoy el Dia Internacional de la Mujer. Mas especificamente, queremos llamar la atencion al significado de este dia a nivel global, y en particular en Mexico, donde mujeres en todo el pais marchan por sus derechos y por justicia en un pais donde el feminicidio es demasiado prevalente.

Mientras ellas mueven sus cuerpos en las marchas y en resistencia, nosotras movemos los nuestros en solidaridad con ellas desde la distancia.

Femicide vs Feminicide

Femicidio vs Feminicidio

In English, femicide is the word most commonly used to describe the murder of women by men. Feminicide has become a term to describe femicide in the context of the systemic failure to protect women and the impunity that is often seen in these cases.

This word has become widely used across Latin America to better describe the complexity and specificity of the issue — it names not just the act of violence, but the structural conditions that allow it to continue.

En ingles, femicidio es la palabra mas comun para describir el asesinato de mujeres por hombres. Feminicidio se ha vuelto una palabra para describir el femicidio en el contexto del problema sistematico y el fracaso de proteger a las mujeres y la impunidad que se ve a menudo en estos casos.

Esta palabra se ha vuelto ampliamente utilizada en Latinoamerica para describir mejor la complejidad y especificidad del asunto.

8M

March 8th has become a symbol of feminist resistance across Latin America, with massive marches in cities throughout Mexico and the region.

Ni Una Mas

"Not one more" — a rallying cry demanding an end to violence against women and accountability from governments and institutions.

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Resources & References

Recursos y Referencias

If you're interested in learning more about 8M and feminicide in Mexico, here are some resources we recommend.

Books / Libros

El invencible verano de Liliana

Liliana's Invincible Summer

Cristina Rivera Garza

Winner of the 2024 Pulitzer Prize, this memoir traces the life and murder of the author's sister, confronting Mexico's epidemic of gender violence with unflinching tenderness.

Not One More!

Feminicidio on the Border

Nina Maria Lozano

Examines the activist mothers and families seeking justice for victims of feminicide along the US-Mexico border.

The Femicide Machine

Sergio Gonzalez Rodriguez

A foundational investigation into the murders of women in Ciudad Juarez, exposing the systemic machinery of violence and impunity.

More or Less Dead

Feminicide, Haunting, and the Ethics of Representation in Mexico

Alice Driver

A critical examination of how feminicide is represented in media, art, and activism, questioning the ethics of bearing witness.

Counting Feminicide

Data Feminism in Action

Catherine D'Ignazio

Explores how activists and data scientists are using data to make feminicide visible and hold governments accountable for the crisis.

"No tenemos miedo, tenemos fuego."

"We are not afraid, we have fire."