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Natalia Fontana
Fontana is an Argentinian woman with extensive political and organizational experience. A feminist fighter, she has participated in the Ni una Menos movement since 2016, playing a pivotal role articulating struggles against violence to labor unions. In her job as an airline crew member and as a union leader, Fontana has contributed to the revitalization of a feminist trade unionism. She became a key node for the construction of inter-union feminist agreements and an enthusiastic promoter of the March 8th Women’s Strike.
Fontana was the Gender Secretary of the Argentine Airline Workers’ Association for several years, until she "removed her body,” as she likes to say, after she came up against structural limits that blocked her progress.