This study explores, from twenty-four in-depth interviews, the conditions and motivations of indigenous women from Amatenango del Valle who, voluntarily or circumstantially, remain without children throughout their reproductive life. Partner violence, present in multiple forms, is one of the main reasons which interviewed women express for conjugal union rejection. The refusal often comes with motherhood rejection too.Finally, it was found that obtaining monetarized resources opens possibilities towards autonomy to choose being a mother, a wife, or not to, and to draw a life Project, from the own objective and subjective conditions.Este estudio explora, a partir de veinticuatro entrevistas semiestructuradas, las condiciones y motivaciones d...
OBJETIVO: Evaluar la situación económica y las relaciones de género en cuanto factores determinantes...
Mayan women are often victims of obstetric violence in the Yucatan Peninsula. Obstetric violence is ...
Tensions between being a woman and being a mother are observed in the interpretation that the famili...
Este estudio explora, a partir de veinticuatro entrevistas semiestructuradas, las condiciones y moti...
The objective of the research is to understand the access to political spaces of indigenous women, t...
This work describes the results of a research project on the role that indigenous women play in publ...
This study aims to understand the experiences of obstetric violence experienced by Embera women duri...
In this paper we address the following question-problem: Where do the indigenous women of the Calcha...
El objetivo principal de esta investigación consistió en identificar las diversas nociones de matern...
The present study analyzes the exclusion, solitude and abandonment in which women deprived of libert...
This article aims to present the results of the workshops held with women in the municipality of Zac...
The non-maternity in Mexico is emerging as a complex phenomenon different from the highly urbanized ...
Introduction: Indigenous women are the population that least complains in the institutions of medica...
Fortaleza de la Mujer Maya is a self-managed civil association founded by indigenous Tsotsil and Tse...
Conjugal violence or spousal violence against women is one of the most important scourges that women...
OBJETIVO: Evaluar la situación económica y las relaciones de género en cuanto factores determinantes...
Mayan women are often victims of obstetric violence in the Yucatan Peninsula. Obstetric violence is ...
Tensions between being a woman and being a mother are observed in the interpretation that the famili...
Este estudio explora, a partir de veinticuatro entrevistas semiestructuradas, las condiciones y moti...
The objective of the research is to understand the access to political spaces of indigenous women, t...
This work describes the results of a research project on the role that indigenous women play in publ...
This study aims to understand the experiences of obstetric violence experienced by Embera women duri...
In this paper we address the following question-problem: Where do the indigenous women of the Calcha...
El objetivo principal de esta investigación consistió en identificar las diversas nociones de matern...
The present study analyzes the exclusion, solitude and abandonment in which women deprived of libert...
This article aims to present the results of the workshops held with women in the municipality of Zac...
The non-maternity in Mexico is emerging as a complex phenomenon different from the highly urbanized ...
Introduction: Indigenous women are the population that least complains in the institutions of medica...
Fortaleza de la Mujer Maya is a self-managed civil association founded by indigenous Tsotsil and Tse...
Conjugal violence or spousal violence against women is one of the most important scourges that women...
OBJETIVO: Evaluar la situación económica y las relaciones de género en cuanto factores determinantes...
Mayan women are often victims of obstetric violence in the Yucatan Peninsula. Obstetric violence is ...
Tensions between being a woman and being a mother are observed in the interpretation that the famili...