Collaborators

Clinical psychologist and Executive Director of the Center for Assistance to Victims of Rape (CAVV) of the Department of Health.

Lawyer and environmentalist. Legal advisor to the Center for the Reconstruction of Habitat. Advisor in marketing and information systems.

Journalist, producer and practicing lawyer. Emmy award winner. Anchor woman of Sistema TV Informa, Ex-Anchor and Reporter of Wapa TV.

Attorney, Chief Policy Officer at SESA - Solar + Energy Storage Association. Member of the Country Code Domain Name Support Organization (ccNSO) and the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

Biologist and feminist theologian Agustina Luvis Núñez. He holds a Master of Divinity from the Evangelical Seminary of PR (SEPR), a Master's and PhD in Systematic Theology from the Lutheran School of Theology, Chicago.

Lawyer and Executive Director of the Puerto Rico Civil Rights Commission.

For the past 12 years he has worked in the nonprofit sector, leading innovative programs that focus on helping disadvantaged communities. Executive Director of ReHace.

Director of the Division for the Coordination of Specialized Units for Domestic Violence, Sexual Crimes, Mistreatment of Minors and Drugcourt Program attached to the Specialized Unit for Domestic Violence, Sexual Crimes and Mistreatment of Minors.

Doctor of Social Work with a concentration in trauma with survivors, their families and communities. Co-founder of the organization SIEMPRE VIVAS Metro. Prize for Feminist Research granted by the Council of Education in Social Work in the USA.

Clinical psychologist, researcher in communication and human behavior, university professor and communicator. Doctorate in Philosophy and Letters, with a concentration in Psychology, at the Río Piedras Campus of the University of Puerto Rico.

Psychologist and Social Worker. Director of the Center for Dominican Women. Aware of the vicissitudes of immigrants and women, this cheerful woman dedicates her life to helping others just like her.

Communications professor at USC and lecturer with 15 years giving talks on dating violence. Creator of the Alto al Silencio Foundation and Promoters of Peace.

Doctor in Community Social Psychology from the UPR. Member of the Coordinating Committee of the Peace for Women Coordinator and of the Board of Directors of MARCHA (Associated Methodists Representing the Hispano-American Cause). 

Ivana Fred has for years been the voice of different community organizations that defend the rights of the trans community in Puerto Rico. 

Forensic Nurse in Sexual Assault and Crime Scene. Rape Victims Consultant. 

Assistant Professor in the Department of PhD-Clinical Psychology at Ponce Health Sciences University. He has a master's and doctorate in clinical psychology from Albizu University. Co-founder and president of the Gender and Sexual Diversity Organization of Albizu University. 

Director of Programs and Services, Fundación Sila M. Calderón. Bachelor of Arts with concentration in Psychology and Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Puerto Rico. Legal Advocate in Cases of Domestic Violence. She was also Regional Director of the Department of the Family, Humacao Region.

Professor of Law at the University of Puerto Rico as well as at the Inter-American University on technology and litigation. Vice president of the Puerto Rico Bar Association and president of the technology commission.

Social Worker, Forensic Interviewer of the  United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (ICE).

Agent of the.  United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (ICE).

Doctor in social work, lawyer in areas of family and labor law. Teacher and researcher on issues related to gender, violence and Human Rights.

Director of the Graduate Program of Psychology at UAGM Recinto de Cupey. Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the Albizu Campos University. Member of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, International Society of Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect and the Global Awareness Society International.

The journalist Milly Méndez, a native of Utuado, has more than 20 years of experience in the written, radio and television press. Méndez is an Emmy Award winner, hosts the program “Dígame la Truth” on Radio Isla 1320 AM and was president of the Overseas Press Club. Milly is also a spokesperson for the Living Angels Foundation.

Lecturer, Colegio Universitario de San Juan, Programa en Artes en Justicia Criminal. President of the International Law Commission (2018-2022) and the Commission on the Rights of Victims of Crime (2012-2015) of the Puerto Rico Bar and Lawyers Association (CAAPR). Founder and Vice President of Greater Caribbean for Life.