Las stickers de WhatsApp de Lorena Wolffer: trasladando el activismo feminista callejero a las redes

Natalia Stengel

doi:10.61820/UAQ.9786075137582

Las stickers de WhatsApp de Lorena Wolffer: trasladando el activismo feminista callejero a las redes

Translated title of the contribution: Lorena Wolffer's WhatsApp Stickers. Taking Feminist Street Activism to Social Media

Natalia Stengel

Spanish

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Abstract

In this essay, I explore the possibility of using Judith Butler’s concept of “bodies in alliance” (2011) to explain the effects produced by Lorena Wolffer’s WhatsApp stickers. Wolffer’s project emerged from a collaboration with artists such as Betzamee, Cerrucha, and María María Acha-Kutcher, and was developed in coordination with CIEG-UNAM to create protest stickers intended for use in everyday conversations. Published during the COVID-19 pandemic, these stickers, I argue, enabled a continuation of feminist demonstrations at a moment when women could not gather in public to protest.

Translated title of the contribution	Lorena Wolffer's WhatsApp Stickers. Taking Feminist Street Activism to Social Media
Original language	Spanish
Title of host publication	Mujeres, comunicación y cultura digital
Editors	Betsabee Fortanell Trejo, Janett Juvera-Ávalos
Place of Publication	Querétaro
Chapter	3
Pages	76-116
Number of pages	40
Edition	1st
ISBN (Electronic)	978-607-513-758-2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.61820/UAQ.9786075137582
Publication status	Published - 7 Nov 2025

Publication series

Name	En Clave de Género
Publisher	Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro
ISSN (Print)	513-598-4

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
SDG 5 Gender Equality

Keywords

Feminist Art
feminist activism
feminist digital art

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Las stickers de WhatsApp de Lorena Wolffer: trasladando el activismo feminista callejero a las redes. / Stengel, Natalia.
Mujeres, comunicación y cultura digital. ed. / Betsabee Fortanell Trejo; Janett Juvera-Ávalos. 1st. ed. Querétaro, 2025. p. 76-116 (En Clave de Género).

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Las stickers de WhatsApp de Lorena Wolffer: trasladando el activismo feminista callejero a las redes

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