Arizmendi, Elena, 1884-1949
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Name (Latin)
Arizmendi, Elena, 1884-1949
Other forms of name
Arizmendi Mejía, Elena, 1884-1949
Mejía, Elena Arizmendi, 1884-1949
Date of birth
1884-01-18
Date of death
1949
Associated country
Mexico
United States
Field of activity
Education
Feminism
Nursing
Occupation
Feminists
Nurses
Teachers
Associated Language
spa
Gender
female
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- Revivir el pasado con el hálito del presente, 2018:p. 102-103 (Elena Arizmendi; Elena Arizmendi Mejía was born in 1884 within a liberal family of Oaxaca; studied 1909-1911 at the nurses' training school of the Santa Rosa hospital in San Antonio, Tex.; combining her profession with her political inclination, she founded the Cruz Blanca Neutral on May 5, 1911, to support the revolutionary faction [in the Mexican Revolution]; fled with José Vasconcelos to New York and later Europe; decided to settle and create a life of her own in the city that never sleeps [New York]; there she began to fight for feminist ideals, published the journal Feminismo Internacional, created the Liga de Mujeres Ibéricas e Hispanoamericanas and worked as a teacher; returned to Mexico in 1938 and died there in 1949)
- Se llamaba Elena Arizmendi, 2010:t.p. (Elena Arizmendi) p. 31 (Elena Arizmendi Mejia b. Mexico City, 18 Jan. 1884) p. 198 (d. 1949)