Catalina Ruiz-Navarro
El Espectador
Philosopher, Journalist, Writer
Mexico City, Mexico
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El Espectador (Colombia)
The Guardian (UK)
El Heraldo (Colombia)
Letras Libres (México)
Sin Embargo (México)
The Guardian (UK)
El Heraldo (Colombia)
Letras Libres (México)
Sin Embargo (México)
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Bio
Catalina Ruiz-Navarro is a Colombian-Caribbean feminist activist and journalist living in Mexico City. She is the editor-in-chief of the feminist Latin American magazine Volcánica, the co-creator of Amazona TV and has worked as a weekly columnist for El Espectador and El Heraldo in Colombia, writing on feminist topics such as abortion rights in Latin America. Catalina also founded the feminist Youtube channel “(e)stereotipas”.
Sub-specialties: Online Misogyny Feminism and digital rights, Colombian politics, Latin American Feminism, Women Human Rights Defenders, Journalism with Gender Perspective, Women’s representations in media, arts and entertainment, Caribbean Aesthetics, Online harassment & free speech
Articles, Publications, Appearances
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Honduran Women Refuse to be Silenced in Face of Yet Another Setback
The Guardian [March 18, 2015] -
Latin American Pop Feminism
Mas por Mas [November 2015] -
Los nuevos vestidos del feminismo (The New Dresses of Feminism)
Fucsia [2015] -
List of Articles on El Espectad
El Espectador -
List of Articles on El Heraldo
El Heraldo -
List of Articles on Sin Embargo
Sin Embargo -
Interview about the 'Narvarte Case'
Milenio TV [2015] -
'Las victimas se ientes culpables del acoso' (Victims feel responsible for the abuse)
W Radio, Colombia [2015] -
Maria Jimena Duzan Interviews Catalina Ruiz Navarro and Luz Maria Sierra about the re-election of Colombia's 'procurador' Alejandro Ordonez
Semana TV [2015] -
Interview on Narvarte Case
Universal TV [2015] -
Proyect (e)stereotipas
Manxplicar [2015]
WMC Speech Project
Political Violence is Directly Linked to Online Harassment
In May 2012, just before the anniversary of the ruling of the Constitutional Court that legalized abortion in Colombia in 2006, I was working as a communications officer in the offices of the NGO Wome...