LGBTQ-Friendly Programs in Cuernavaca, Mexico

Pride march in Latin America

 

Only a 90-minute drive south of Mexico City, Cuernavaca offers more than eternal spring. Because of its progressive atmosphere, Cuernavaca has held three Pride marches and currently hosts various organizations dedicated to promoting queer rights; local activists fighting for the passage of a new domestic partnership law in the state of Morelos; several gay and lesbian bars and nightclubs; and a queer-friendly community!

This is an exciting time to study in Mexico, and celebrate the achievements of the fight for queer rights, including new laws that enable same-sex civil unions and give LGBT couples, as well unmarried heterosexual couples, the right to make medical decisions for their partners and list them as beneficiaries of pensions and inheritances.

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Why study with us?

  • Discussions with LGBTQ activists; academics; artists; working-class,middle-class, indigenous, and community leaders; and queer-friendly theologians
  • Lesbian and gay friendly home stays
  • Internship opportunities in HIV/AIDS and other grassroots organizations fighting for queer-rights
  • Queer and queer-friendly faculty and staff

The Center for Global Education also offers many queer-friendly short-term courses and travel seminars to Cuernavaca, other regions of Mexico, and elsewhere.

Summer programs include “LGBT Lives: Mexican Perspectives,” an 8-10 day seminar offered every other year in conjunction with the Marcha de Orgullo Pride March in Mexico City.

Queer studies faculty, students, or others may want to organize their own customized programs.

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