México
El presente artículo analiza la producción del espacio comunitario virtual o ciberespacio en que se desarrolló el Tercer Congreso Internacional Mujeres y Niñas desde una doble perspectiva: género y derechos humanos, como lugar de intercambio de una comunidad virtual, sus registros y localizaciones -derivados del contexto sanitario-, sus presencias – o ausencias- y participaciones, así como la construcción de un espacio no neutro para el intercambio y difusión de conocimientos desde la perspectiva de género.
This article discusses the production of the virtual community space or cyberspace in which the Third International Women and Girls Congress was developed from a dual perspective: gender and human rights, as a place of exchange of a virtual community, its records and locations - derived from the health context - its presences – or absences - and participations, as well as the construction of a nonneutral space for the exchange and dissemination of knowledge from a gender perspective. The described trajectory of the congresses that precede it also allows analyzing from a gender perspective the design, generation or adaptation in the physical and symbolic spaces necessary to favor aspects and themes that, although sometimes implicit, may or may not be articulated intentionally in the production of various spaces for which its approach contributes in guiding themes, alternatives and also makes visible historically excluded populations.
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