Doña Evangelina Arce Collection

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Doña Evangelina Arce Collection

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Doña Evangelina Arce is a prominent human rights activist and poet from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, whose activism began after her own daughter Silvia disappeared in 1998. Arce has been involved with various social justice organizations in Mexico, including the Casa Amiga center. As a poet, writer, and songwriter, Arce has used her creative work to bring attention to the crisis of violence against women in Ciudad Juárez. Since then, Arce has been a tireless advocate on behalf of victims of femicide and disappearances in Ciudad Juárez. In addition to her human rights work, she is also known for her involvement in the local community, including through her participation in marches and protests demanding justice and accountability. Arce's activism and advocacy have made her a legendary figure in the global feminist movement and the struggle against femicide in Ciudad Juárez. She is widely respected for her courage, determination, and unwavering commitment to seeking justice for the victims and their families.