Last november in Uruguay, DAWN actively participated in the 14th Feminist Encounter of Latin America and the Caribbean (EFLAC) with the coordination of two workshops, together with other allied organizations.
In this article Alejandra Scampini, DAWN´s associate, reflects on the learnings from that experience:
https://www.dawnfeminist.org/publication/dawn-at-the-14th-eflac-reflections-from-the-field/
DAWN´s workshop “Feminists in the streets and thinking” provided a space to debate the historical context of feminist struggles that preceded recent mobilizations on March 8 in the region:
https://www.dawnfeminist.org/2017/12/dawns-workshop-feminists-on-the-streets-and-thinking/
The workshop “How does WTO meddle in the life of female workers?” called for a mobilization and the organization of resistance actions against the World Trade Organization (WTO) whose ministerial conference would take place a month later in Buenos Aires, Argentina:
https://www.dawnfeminist.org/2017/12/dawns-workshop-how-does-wto-meddle-in-the-life-of-female-workers/
The photo gallery of the event puts together pictures from the different workshops as well as the opening assembly of the EFLAC:
https://www.dawnfeminist.org/gallery/dawn-en-el-eflac-2017-fotos/