Technology
Wi-Fi in the Amazonia: The Dilemma of Connectivity
Ferran Esteve
The arrival of the internet in indigenous communities poses the challenge of how to participate in technological progress while maintaining cultural identity.
Planet
Life in the Shade
Tomás Criado
To relearn how to live in today’s cities, we must push aside the savage power of the Sun, placing shade at the centre.
Planet
The Interaction Between Humans and Fire in a Changing World
Andrea Duane | Francisco Lloret
We need to rethink our relationship with fire, encouraging systems where fires can bring more benefits than harm.
Storytelling
Oh, Love, Where Are You?
Pol Guasch
Why do we only invoke love when talking about the economy, culture and society? Why do we forget poems, books and verses?
Planet
Soundscapes of the Northwestern Amazon: Musical Rivers and Their Tributaries
Natalia Figueredo
Music is a cornerstone of the Amazonian "caboclo" culture that records knowledge of the environment and local know-how.
Culture
A World Without Nostalgia
José Heinz
What happens when the past never completely disappears, but is recycled into new formats?
Culture
Protect Your Rave
Pepe Tesoro
The transformative power of rave culture is not limitless, yet it must be defended from appropriation by reactionary forces.
Technology
Countering Digital Colonialism
Carlos Delclós
A new type of dependency is emerging in which digital infrastructures replicate the old colonial logics.
Planet
Designing With Ancestrality
Andreu Belsunces
The practice of spirituality is key to facing the profound eco-social transition in which we are currently immersed.
Planet
Could a Forest Be the Subject of Rights?
Maria Ptqk
The idea of conferring legal personhood on ecosystems offers the possibility of justice in a world no longer dominated by human omnipotence.
Commons
The Present of Queer Pasts
Enrique Moral de Eusebio
Queer archaeologies seek to question and subvert the discipline’s normative discourses.
