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Son[i]a #376. Yaneth Valencia. Deleted scenes

  • 00:01 Antes de Lila Mujer: el estigma del diagnóstico de VIH
  • 06:33 Las oportunidades y la dignidad que abre la economía solidaria
  • 07:242 La vida de las mujeres negras importa
  • 09:50 No saber qué es VIH
  • 10:29 Aprender a leer y escribir
  • 11:01 Compartir con personas y no con casos de estudio
  • 12:21 Encuentros y foros organizados por Lila Mujer
08/08/2023 15' 19''
Spanish
Yaneth Valencia. Foto: Teresa Tejada

We dig up some unreleased fragments of our conversation with the leader, activist mother and poet Yaneth Valencia that we were unable to include the first time around.

Conversation: Violeta Ospina, Lina Vanesa López Ortiz and Anna Ramos. Sound production: Violeta Ospina and André Chêdas.
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