When Susana Mejia talks about her favorite hobbies, a subject quickly comes to the table: weaving. The coordinator of the National Women’s Network in Colombia emphasizes its symbolic significance. The manager would like to reverse the stigma of this devalued activity, historically delegated to women: “I try to give it a political and feminist meaning. »
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