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As we faced the limit of life as a species in the midst of the pandemic context, ancestral ways of caring for life came to the forefront. Ancestral practices and knowledge sharing were revived or strengthened in urban and rural contexts. As we faced the limit of life as a species in the midst of the pandemic context, ancestral ways of caring for life came to the forefront.
We are pleased to invite you to participate in this space where the objective will be to have a conversation about community organizing in the diaspora beginning with food sovereignty.
Mireya Peña, social worker, cooperative member, writer, singer, cook, mother and grandmother of the ‘Unidos San Agustín Convive’ cooperative in Caracas, Venezuela, and Julio César Rodríguez Castellón of the ‘Colombia Joven’ organization that works with youth and children around organizing and community will join us for this conversation. They will bring to space the ways in which their communities have organized themselves to open paths to justice, claiming and creating spaces for food sovereignty.
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