Catalina Ruiz-Navarro

About the Author

Catalina Ruiz-Navarro is a dynamic Colombian journalist, feminist activist, and author whose incisive voice has illuminated the intersections of pop culture, gender, and Latin American identity. With a career spanning contributions to outlets like Vice, El País, and BBC Mundo, she brings a sharp, accessible lens to complex social issues, blending personal anecdotes with rigorous analysis. Her work champions the voices of women navigating patriarchy in vibrant, often overlooked contexts, fostering empowerment through relatable storytelling. In her acclaimed debut book, Las mujeres que luchan se encuentran: Manual de feminismo pop latinoamericano (Spanish Edition), Ruiz-Navarro crafts a compelling guide that demystifies feminism for a new generation, drawing on music, film, and media to spark conversations across the region. A sought-after speaker and podcaster, she continues to advocate for inclusive narratives that challenge norms and celebrate resilience.