- Eva, an AI chatbot created by El Surtidor, offers insights into the lives of imprisoned women in Paraguay, based on interviews with an inmate awaiting sentencing for trafficking.
- With over 15,500 interactions, Eva aims to build empathy and challenge stereotypes about incarcerated women, highlighting their often overlooked struggles and injustices.
- The project, supported by a $5,000 grant, not only fosters public debate on drug policy and women’s rights but also prompts governmental action to protect women jailed for minor offenses.
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