Psychosocial work in practice and testimony from two human rights and LGBTQIA+ activists

Debate — In connection with the 10th anniversary of Nunca Más, International Network for Human Rights and Psycho-social Response, we have organized this day, on which we start with a lecture and end with questions, where you can ask for elaboration on what caught your attention and piqued your curiosity. The event will be in Spanish, but during the Q&A session, translation into English/Danish will be provided. PROGRAM 1. Welcome by external lecturer Elena Ansótegui [Iberian and Latin American Studies Forum(ILAS)-AT Copenhagen University] and cand. psych., Arely Alvarado (founder of and board member of Nunca Más - International Network for Human Rights and Psycho-Social Response) 2. Who is Nunca Más and what is the psychosocial approach they work with (combining human rights with psychosocial work with inspiration from Latin America) and introduction of today's panellists and the theme by Arely Alvarado. 3. The psychosocial work based on the testimony of David Sanchez A., a migrant and human rights homosexual LGBTQIA+ activist., Head of Trans Department of Asociación Triángulo in Spain. 4. Ni Una Más concept from an Afro-Latin American migrant and trans LGTBQIA+ activist Michel Candelaria, Afro-Colombian trans woman, activist for the rights of LGBTQIA+ people in Colombia and Denmark. 5. Questions and answers (Q&A) Organized by Nunca Más, International Network for Human Rights in collaboration with Iberian and Latin American Studies Forum (ILAS) - University of Copenhagen and Academia Intercultural/The Intercultural Academy with support from CISU.