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Displaced in Chiapas: Life and Fear
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The situation in southeastern Mexico is alarming. So much so that on October 7, 2025, the collective Madres en Resistencia de Chiapas denounced the lack of real action by the Chiapas government. “Enough with the pretense, enough with institutional cynicism.”
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Raúl Zibechi Presents His New Book, "Evading War. Building New Worlds."
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The author gathered with compañerxs in San Cristóbal to discuss the new fronts in the storm and the ways that we must face them.
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Prosecutors and Judges in Chiapas are Criminalizing Members of the National Indigenous Congress from the Community of Jotolá Through a Campaign to Frame Them
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On May 21st, 2026, 9 members of the Moreno Hernández family were indicted on charges of aggravated dispossession, a decision that continues the trend of criminalization against indigenous land defenders in Chiapas.
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A Tractor in Common and the Case of the Crazy Parakeet- IV. Love and Heartbreak According to Football (aka Soccer)
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"It is to be hoped that the most important aspects of this World Cup will take place outside the stadiums—in the streets and fields, on the coasts and in the mountains—where it is not the spectacle that will be celebrated, but rather memory and struggle, resistance and defiance."
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More than 128,000 Disappeared: The IACHR Documents “Widespread Phenomenon” of Disappearances in Mexico
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The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights presented its Report on Disappearances in Mexico at Casa ITESO Madero, a document analyzing the crisis of more than 130,000 missing persons in the country. The report compiles testimonies from families searching for their missing loved ones, official data, and observations on impunity, the forensic crisis, and shortcomings in search and investigation processes. At …
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A Tractor in Common and the Case of the Crazy Parakeet. III. Love and Heartbreak According to Artificial Intelligence
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"In the “modernity” we endure, nothing is more subversive than thinking. Well, perhaps there is something even more irreverent: organizing. And to organize, friends and enemies—just as with tango and making love… or breaking up—it takes at least two."
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The Lesson from Cuba that the EZLN Has Reminded Us
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''The question the EZLN poses is: "Why haven't they been able to break them? Why would a U.S. military intervention be necessary if, with the support the Cuban opposition has received, they would have already achieved 'liberation'?" The answer is simple: the Cuban people do not surrender.''
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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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