Análisis de los sitios web del movimiento por los derechos sexuales y reproductivos en México

Abstract

This article analyzed sexual and reproductive rights movement in Mexico City websites focusing on explaining the discrepancy between the internet potential and its real use, and on how the sociopolitical context, through digital means, has shaped the social movements' organizational strategies. The research design entailed two procedures: analysis of 20 organizations' websites and semi-structured interviews with 19 activists. The results showed that in spite of organizative features, the knowledge on information technology, the burocracy in the funding process, and the relation with traditional means of communication are factors that interfere in the way the sexual and reproductive moment in Mexico uses the internet.