Two nurses, met in east Panama, talk about their individual experiences around motherhood and on the situation in Panama regarding birth-rate, abortion and prejudices towards women with no children. Please note! If you have not accepted the website's cookies, viewing…
Grace lives in Panama. She has two children planned and born within her marriage, although she is now widowed. Her testimony is an ode to women’s strength and independence. Please note! If you have not accepted the website's cookies, viewing…
Daniela T., an architect from Buenos Aires, reflects on how her family history – on both her mother's and father's side – has influenced her status as a childfree woman, a status also shared by her sister and cousins. In…
Jhenefer, a young psychologist from Ecuador, tells us how her choice not to have children was influenced by her profession supporting women victims of violence. For Jhenefer, a child would be too big a responsibility for ever. Please note! If…
Jennifer, a Spanish teacher in Washington, D.C., tells Lunàdigas about her life, characterised by her love for sports and work and the absence of biological children, compensated for by the love and care she gives to her grandchildren and her…
Veronika, 47, originally from Siberia, tells Lunàdigas about her current pregnancy, achieved through IVF in Greece. Between fears and desires, science and politics, her testimony is a candid invitation to all women to persevere in self-determination, including through the practice…
Mats, a non-binary person, reflects over the themes of biological and non-biological parenthood, tackling themes such as sperm freezing, adoption and the feeling of caregiving and responsibility between family of origin and elective queer family. Please note! If you have…
In a bookshop in Cuenca, Ecuador, a group of women shares views on the theme of motherhood, claiming the right to self-determination and to non-judgement. In an eco-feminist framework, this testimony analyses the burden of caregiving that weighs on the…
