[PeDAGoG] Fwd: tomorrow a conversation on Ecological transition: how, for whom, and at whose expenses?

[Andrea González Andino]

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From: Alessandra Pomarico <alessandrapomarico at gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Apr 28, 2023, 4:02 AM
Subject: tomorrow a conversation on Ecological transition: how, for whom,
and at whose expenses?
To: silvia federici <dinavalli at aol.com>, Liliana Buitrago <lilib17 at gmail.com>,
Francisca Fernández Droguett <franciscadroguett at gmail.com>, Hibist Kassa <
hibkasa at gmail.com>



*Saturday 29th *

*9.30 am EST  *15:30 CET  19:00 IST


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The decarbonization of the rich, which is market-based and export-oriented,
depends on a new phase of environmental despoliation of the Global South,
which affects the lives of millions of women, men, and children, not to
mention non-human life. Women, especially from agrarian societies, are
amongst the most impacted (from the Manifesto for an Ecosocial Energy
Transition from the Peoples of the South
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfl_OW5eY_lZNABezGBhsbL3fy2xPOSpB0qwifkjnkA0B6y1A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0>
)

The current model of ecological transition is inscribed in the same
exploitative, colonial, patriarchal paradigm of late capitalism, ready to
sacrifice life on the planet for the gain and power of the very few. How to
think and act for a truly *just *transition that protects life in all its
forms against extractive neoliberal forces at work today? What are the
strategies and tactics of eco-feminists, popular, community, and
territorial feminisms emerging today in those territories that are the most
affected by the so-called ‘ecological’ transition?

As a basis for our conversation, we will discuss some of the points
highlighted in the  Manifesto for an Ecosocial Energy Transition from the
Peoples of the South
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfl_OW5eY_lZNABezGBhsbL3fy2xPOSpB0qwifkjnkA0B6y1A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0>
*  an important document that illustrates the dynamics at stake and how
they impact people in different territories. We highly suggest reading and
circulating it!


with

*Liliana Buitrago: *Ecofeminist, artivist, part of the Political Ecology
Observatory of Venezuela. Magister in Linguistics with works in critical
discourse studies, social movements, and eco-territorial feminisms. She is
part of the Ecosocial and Intercultural Pact of the South, the World
Assembly for the Amazon, and the Latin American and Caribbean Platform for
Climate Justice.


*Francisca Fernández Droguet*: Anthropologist, activist in the Movement for
Water and Territories-MAT and the Higher Campesino School of Curaco de
Vélez, Chiloé. She has a PhD in American Studies, with research on Andean
studies, gender and ethnicity, socio-environmental conflicts, and
participatory methodologies.


*Silvia Federici, *feminist activist, writer, political theorist, and
Professor Emerita at Hofstra University. Part of the International Feminist
Collective, which launched the campaign Wages for Housework
internationally, she is also a co-founder of the Committee for Academic
Freedom for Africa, of Midnight Notes Collective, and the Radical
Philosophy Association (RPA) anti-death penalty project. Among her widely
circulated works are Wages Against Housework(1975), Caliban and the Witch:
Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation (2004), Witches, Witch-Hunting,
and Women (2018), Revolution at Point Zero: Housework, Reproduction, and
Feminist Struggle (2012), Re-enchanting the World: Feminism and the
Politics of the Commons (2018), and her recent Beyond the Periphery of the
Skin: Rethinking, Remaking, Reclaiming the Body in Contemporary Capitalism
(2020).

Dr *Hibist Kassa* is a Fellow of the Centre for African Studies and
attached to the Chair of Land Reform and Democracy in South Africa at the
University of Cape Town, and Policy Interface Fellow at the Insitute.
Hibist has spent fourteen years developing an understanding of African
political economy from the vantage point of the feminist movement in Ghana,
and later, globally. She was a member of the Executive Committee of
Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era (DAWN). She was also a
postdoctoral fellow at the Southern Centre for Inequality Studies (SCIS) at
the University of Witwatersrand.


*Alessandra Pomarico* is an independent curator, researcher, and educator
working at the intersection of arts, pedagogy,  and community.  Co-founder
of  Free Home Universit <http://www.fhu.art/>*y,* the trans-local Ecoversities
Alliance <https://ecoversities.org/>, Alessandra’s research currently
focuses on ecologies of knowledge, care, and relational epistemologies.
Recent projects include firefly frequencies
<http://www.fireflyfrequencies.org/> radio, M.E.D.U.S.E (Mediterranean
Ecofeminist, Decolonial Union for Self-Education) the School of the We, The
New Alphabet School #Commoning; #Healing. Editor at artseverywhere
<http://www.artseverywhere.ca/> she curated the volume Pedagogies Otherwise
(Ecoversities Publications, 2018), co-edited What’s there to learn
(Publication Studio Guelph, 2018) and When the Roots Start Moving:
Resonating with Zapatismo
<https://www.archivebooks.org/resonating-with-zapatismo> (Archive Books
2021)


looking forward to thinking and imagining different futures together
forgive cross- posting, warm hugs
alessandra


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