An outlined illustration of a women’s protest in Guam (Hawaii), with the banners revolving around Indigenous women’s (Famalao’an) rights. Text: “To experience colonisation as an Indigenous woman is to reckon with subjugation on multiple fronts, a compounding pressure that is unfortunately neglected or disregarded when addressing decolonisation and social justice.”
Ha’åni Lucia Falo San Nicola from Guåhan writes about the intersecting struggles of #Indigenous communities and women’s rights. #WHRDVoices
This is definitely a must-read, and possibly a bookmark. On #GenderIT: genderit.org/Unyielding_A...
#SafetyForVoices #16Days @apc.org #Hawaii #IndigenousWomen
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![Ilustration by Fernanda Serejo for FIRN. Shades of red and pink featuring three women standing side-by-side.
The woman on the left has dark hair, is wearing a pink tank top and red pants, and has a white headset with a microphone.
The woman in the center has light red hair hidden under a pink hard hat, is wearing dark overalls over a white shirt, and holds a red clipboard.
The woman on the right has dark curly hair, is wearing a red and white striped sports bra and dark shorts, and has her arm around the middle woman.
In the bottom right corner, there are two logos: the APC (Association for Progressive Communications) logo and the Maria Lab logo, next to the text "maria [lab]". The overall image is titled "Feminist digital forensics"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ua7esfghtlj7f26jtts2gmot/bafkreie7yflcilq65egh6pz57cge2n5kvbtedtskiogun4vabk6blq62hi)
