When abortion is a lifeline
Laws that prohibit access to abortion in Latin America and the Caribbean often end up infringing upon a woman’s basic right to life. Victims are usually the poorest in society, as observed during a recent…
Video Journalist @anamaroqui
Ana María Rodríguez is an Emmy-nominated visual journalist based in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico. Her work has been published by UnivisionNoticias.com, WNYC, The Village Voice, El Diario La Prensa and El País among other media outlets. Rodríguez is passionate about multi-platform storytelling, women's health issues, immigration policy and climate change. She received the Short-Term Documentary Project Honorable Mention from the Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar and her short documentary on mental health “Invisible Voices” was exhibited at Photoville 2016. Rodriguez is a New York Times Student Journalism Institute alumna and holds a master’s degree in visual storytelling and health journalism from the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism. Ana María Rodríguez was a 2018 IWMF Fellow to El Salvador and the Dominican Republic. This reporting trip was supported by the Women’s Equality Center. Ana María Rodríguez is a 2019 Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice in the Americas grantees. She is working with Eulimar Núñez to report on access to abortion in the U.S.
