Victoria Castillejos Toledo

"Muxhe gunaa (transfeminine), born in El Espinal and raised in Santa María Huatulco, on the Oaxacan coast. Binnizá (Zapotec from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec). A communications professional with experience in conscious content creation and audiovisual and literary storytelling, as well as academic research and writing, committed to the identities that run through me as a prieta, trans, Binnizá, no-sana, and diversa. In 2023 I began collaborating with the Centro de Estudios y Fortalecimiento Comunitario Mano Vuelta A.C., where I support efforts toward fairer and more dignified lives for Indigenous and Afro descendant children, youth and women.

Sinai Andrea Parraga Quispe

Sam B. Amechazurra

I am a Caribbean youth activist who, for the past six years, has been working toward equal rights and their recognition, mainly for the populations I work with: women, young people, LGBTIQ+ people, and neurodivergent people. I am an advocate for Comprehensive Sexuality Education, a volunteer since the day I was born, an intersectional feminist, and a full time activist. I am studying Social Psychology, and I carry my Caribbean in my blood, in my hair, and in my voice, because I love my sol taíno, but I also love listening to rock, because a little contradiction is always necessary.

Jhoan Manuel Ramallo Cortez

I have been a participant in the Red Tú Decides for two years, where I have strengthened my commitment to volunteering and youth participation. I was also part of the organizing team for TEDx in the communications area, and I have led various social projects. I am known for taking initiative and always being ready to learn.

Ignacio Martínez

He is 22 years old and is from Lanús, Buenos Aires. He works at Fundación Huésped. He is a political activist and a scout. He is studying Social Communication at UNLZ. And he co-leads the project 'Menstruamos mes a mes.'

Alejandra Rueda Clavijo