About the zine The Quarterly Eco-Zine is an e-zine overviewing our latest news, publications, webinars, delegations and eyewitness accounts of ecological struggles, ecosocialist movements and eco-solidarity in the Americas. In an era of climate crisis and environmental injustice, we strive to inspire hope and change. April 2025 Issue: Eco-Solidarity Update: Hottest Hits of 2024: Climate…
Article by Walterio Lanz (from La Inventadera) Translated by William Camacaro, National Co-Coordinator In the Bolivarian Revolution, since the time of Chávez, there has been an immense concern to guarantee food security and sovereignty and to ensure the right of the people to access quality food. President Chávez, and now President Nicolás Maduro, have given…
Thursday, March 27 at 3 pm PT / 5 pm CT / 6 pm ET & La Paz Learn first-hand from delegates about agroecology, climate change adaptation and food sovereignty in Bolivia Join us for our next webinar in the Ecosocialism 101 Series to learn about the fundamentals of agroecology and how agroecological practices are…
About the zine The Quarterly Eco-Zine is an e-zine overviewing our latest news, publications, webinars, delegations and eyewitness accounts of ecological struggles, ecosocialist movements and eco-solidarity in the Americas. In an era of climate crisis and environmental injustice, we strive to inspire hope and change. December 2024 Issue: Human rights reports on environmental justice in…
By William Camacaro and Natalia Schuurman Earlier this month, on October 5, the Feria Conuquera celebrated a decade of existence. The celebrations took place in the Sucre de los Caobos park in Caracas, Venezuela. Alliance for Global Justice (AFGJ) has fostered a close bond with this agroecological collective working to advance food sovereignty in Venezuela…
Join us to study the legacy of Bolivia’s plurinational movement and learn why Bolivia is a global leader in climate justice Bolivia is one of the few nation-states in the world with a dynamic plurinational movement. Likewise, Bolivia is commended for being a global leader in climate justice. This is no coincidence: Indigenous movements are…
President of the Las Diosas coffee plant Ima Alfaro discusses the “Troika of Oppression” (capitalism, colonalism and patriarchy) and the role of Nicaraguan women at the forefront of the Sandinista Revolution. Subscribe to our Eco-Zine
