In this article, four researchers and activists – mappers of feminicide in Ciudad Juarez, the State of Mexico, Mexico, and Uruguay – present, in our own voices, our diverse personal and embodied experiences of monitoring, recording, and mapping cases of feminicide. Our objective is to reflect on the practices of creating these imperfect tools of denunciation and visibility10, how feminicide cuts through us, what are the vicissitudes, processes, learnings and questions implicated in these activist artifacts.
Madrigal, S., Ramírez Ramírez, I., Salguero, M., & Suárez Val, H. (2019). Monitoring, recording, and mapping feminicide—Experiences from Mexico and Uruguay. En H. Hemblade & H. Gabriel (Eds.), Living Victims of Femicide: Vol. XII (pp. 67–73). Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS). http://femicide-watch.org/sites/default/files/Femicide%20XII_0.pdf#page=73