A community-run school in Oaxaca, Mexico, is seeking international support after a violent storm damaged its radio tower, gardens and educational facilities
The streets and the spaces under bridges became the pitch for these encounters; cars were displaced by street pick-up games where all it took was a piece of chalk to mark out the field
The expansion of oil palm devastates water and food sources and exploits inhabitants. Yet, communities resist through spirituality, organization, and land recovery
“We’re not talking about just one company. We’re talking about a national project; we’re talking about a development hub,” warns the ¡Aquí No! collective.
In this first installment, we present an overview of the rise of far-right movements that today threaten the bodily autonomy of women and gender-nonconforming individuals in the region
