Escrituras femininas de l’après 68 : Rosalina Ròcha by Maria-Joana Verny

“…In these forms of expression, women's voices were heard, albeit in a minority. This article focuses on one of them, Roseline Roche, author of several collections, first of poetry and then of prose, and talented editor of the literary review Jorn, before taking refuge in silence, discouraged by the lack of criticism of her texts. …”
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Las que se quedan: Género,  Migración y Control Social by Maria José Garcia Oramas, Susana Ruiz Pimentel, Sara Ruiz Vallejo

“…In association with this radio, a group of researchers and students of the Psychology Faculty at the University of Veracruz, have designed a special radio program called: Women Voices from migration: the other side of the coin, in air from March 2010 to March 2011, as an strategy to promote women’s development giving them a voice to share and learn from one another’s experiences around migration.  …”
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Voice analysis and deep learning for detecting mental disorders in pregnant women: a cross-sectional study by Hikaru Ooba, Jota Maki, Hisashi Masuyama

“…Conclusion We developed a lightweight machine learning model to analyze pregnant women's voices for screening various mental disorders, achieving high sensitivity and demonstrating the potential of voice analysis as an effective and objective tool in perinatal mental health care.…”
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