island of resistance

by Constant Onana In 2022, in a large forest region, there was a beautiful and small village. There was a great and talented architect known to all who was in… Read More »Peoples Choice

by Paola Peña Paras Quiero contarles mi historia, la historia que me dio la vida. Esta historia nació conmigo con mi primer respiro y me ha llamado más fuerte desde… Read More »The Earth Doesn’t Talk/La Tierra No Habla

by Regina Gonzalez This is my story, about a snake that grew up on a hill surrounded by forest, rivers, fog and in the horizon two mountains full of life.… Read More »Story of a Snake

by Karina Quiñones and Andrés Galarza

by Lis Haddad The stones contain markings made by residents in the past, in other periods of drought, and would serve as a warning of the risks of lack of… Read More »Hunger Stones

by Thaís Paiva Machado In an era where we are already affected by the absence of control in the consumption of natural resources, a fact that requires immediate attention and… Read More »Rammed Earth as a Solution for Civil Engineering

by Shonisani Netshia The rose or roses represent the Anthropocene for me because of the amount of energy it takes to produce them. Chemicals are used to preserve them- meaning… Read More »Roses

by Regina Gonzalez I am from a town called Coatepec, its name comes from the Nahuatl (native language before the arrival of the Spaniards) coatl serpent tepetl hill, so it… Read More »Coatepec Coffee

by Paola Peña Paras The objective of the narrative that I am going to develop is my personal perspective regarding the symbiosis of our planet; the direct relation of an… Read More »Symbiosis in Harmony

by Esther Kute Following closely after the fossil oil industry, fashion is the second largest polluter of the environment. (ASI 2020) Global consumption stands at above 80 billion new pieces… Read More »Fast Fashion