Peruana Warmikusi

She was an exemplary woman who was born on June 10, 1918, she had several important achievements behind her, being highlighted the fact that she was the first woman to hold a university chair in Peru, this being that of the National University of San Marcos, which It was, in turn, the university where she obtained her degree as a lawyer and a doctorate with her thesis "La descendencia de Huayna Cápac"; In turn, due to her career at UNMSM, while working as a teacher in the Faculty of Letters, she managed to inaugurate chairs of "history of Peruvian institutions", "history of geography" and founded the "Peruvian history society" Ella Dunbar Temple was a female pioneer in different disciplines in which she worked, this marking fundamental milestones in the development of her career. She was the first woman to hold a university chair in Peru, as well as the first professional historian and numerary in the "National Academy of History". She ...

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  It is well-known amongst peruvian people the damage that terrorist movements caused in our country, leaving thousands of casualties, families destroyed, massive economic crisis and a terrified population in such level that our parents remember such times as if they would’ve happened yesterday. Peruvians will never forget the fear of leaving the house and not coming back again, the fear of walking across a car that turned out to be a car bomb, or simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time and getting your life taken out of nowhere. Among several atrocities were committed in this time, violence against women was present in many ways during this period. We can take for example the 7426 women that were forcibly dissapeared, unfairly detained, tortured and executed. It is also believed (although is not confirmed) that all those women were also victims of sexual violence, including forced prostitution, forced union, sexual slavery, forced abortion, forced pregnancy and overall r...

 Throughout history, female sexuality has been an almost non-existent topic in society and equally, seen as a taboo. It is very important that as women we break the stereotypical constructions around our sexuality and pleasure and begin to understand it and learn from it.  PDF HERE Fröande, R., Halkosaari, N., & Hagström, A. S. (2019). The construction of women’s sexuality. En  Stokholms Universitet .

Ordóñez, V. L. (2021, septiembre 7). DOCUMENTAL PERUANAS DEL BICENTENARIO.    Youtube.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMO4Fzg3vgo             Vanessa López Ordóñez gathers the testimony of three empowered women in positions in representative institutions, such as the Constitutional Court, the Judiciary and the Congress of the Republic. Each one relates her own testimony from a human perspective, in the core of their homes, showing themselves outside the professional role in order to relate their own experiences. But also set in their own institutions in which today they change history.   

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