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Thirty Years of Building Another World
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Thirty years since the uprising of the EZLN uprising in Chiapas, the world now speaks a different language. These past months leading up to this significant anniversary, the indigenous communities in resistance invoke yet another global
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revolution of heart and thought.
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During these weeks we welcome the return of the light, and the new horizons of courage and creativity that carry us into the coming year.
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Wishing you a Feliz Año Nuevo from our geographies
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in Chiapas and also on Turtle Island.
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We know of the vital role of women in Zapatismo, as military commanders during the insurrection, as creators of the groundbreaking Revolutionary Law of Women, and as community leaders. In this piece, Rosaluz Pérez Espinosa, who for many years worked closely with women in Zapatista communities, examines how the participation of women, grounded by their experience in the daily life of caring for their communities, shaped of the concept and practice of autonomy in Zapatista territory.
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*Original text in Spanish from iCultura Unam: Revista de la Universidad de México. EZLN/Dossier/Diciembre 2023.
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"We think that if we know when and how the light, the good thinking, the complete knowledge of what is good and what is bad was lost, then maybe we can find it, and with that, fight for everything to become complete, as it should be, respecting life."
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You can support autonomous health, community literacy, and women's organizing!
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*Gifts of Change are donations that go directly to our specific project areas for 2024.
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Formed explicitly to support autonomous collectives, our Solidarity Store receives one-of-a-kind artisanry, clothing, household items and artwork year-round.
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Your purchases support ongoing capacity-building and knowledge sharing in the building of autonomy.
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Schools for Chiapas is an international solidarity organization supporting autonomy in communities in resistance in Chiapas, Mexico. Our work depends on support from people of conscience everywhere.
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