In the context of International Women’s Day and 30 years after its writing, we highlight this piece on the contributions of Zapatista women to the movement that we have come to know today.
And while advancements have been made, a long road lies ahead, a road made by walking.
“Tomorrow, if there is one, will be with them (the Zapatista women) and, above all, thanks to them.”
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Women from different regions of Chiapas denounced the impacts of the construction of the Palenque-San Cristóbal Superhighway on land, water, biodiversity, and community life.
A poem by Zapatista women education promoters, presented at the Encuentro RebelArte y RevelArte in April.
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With the ever- precarious situations that communities in the sierra of Chiapas are facing, community health workers (mostly women) are vital sources of emergency care and support.
Supporting the ongoing learning and resources for these community health workers is essential to the well-being of these communities.
You can donate directly through the go fund me in this article, or contact us about making a tax-deductible proxy donation.
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Women from 6 regions of Chiapas pronounce, “We have dignity and confidence that women, communities, neighborhoods and civil organizations will make and be a network to be able to confront this wave of systematic violence…Together and organized we will overcome.”
Schools for Chiapas is honored to be able to support these gatherings of women defenders of territory and life.
