Episode 25: The Unofficial President—Eva Perón, a Feminist Force?

HerStance PodcastWomans RightsLatin American WomenPowerful WomenEva PeronWomen In Government
Written By Sandra Koelle

Today, we're diving into the dramatic, controversial, and deeply moving story of María Eva Duarte de Perón—better known simply as Evita. Her ascent from rural poverty to become the most powerful woman in Argentine history is one of Latin America's most compelling tales. She forever changed her nation's political landscape, but was she a proto-feminist icon or an iron fist cloaked in glamour? Stay until the end for two HerStance challenges to put Eva Peron's inspiration into action.

Sandra Koelle

Sandra Koelle is the Host of HerStance. A lifelong advocate for women's rights and equity, she holds a BA in Women's Studies (Penn State University) and an MBA (Marylhurst University). Sandra’s career has been spent driving change, from managing programs in healthcare to leading fundraising efforts for mission-driven organizations. Driven by an early passion for standing up for the underserved, she created HerStance to use the power of historical storytelling as a direct tool for contemporary action, helping women and allies discover their potential for progress.

https://HerStance@elevateherexistence.com
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