Feminist Education in the Dominican Republic and Exchange Program to Defend the Forests | Issue #23

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This week on Capire | Feminist Education in the Dominican Republic and Exchange Program to Defend the Forests

Hello, sisters of the world!

This week we published an article by Daniela Javier, of the National Confederation of Peasant Women (CONAMUCA) and the World March of Women Dominican Republic. Daniela writes about how she first met and joined the organization after attending a political education school, sharing that knowledge with women in her community, and the rich youth organizing experience in creative activities and education efforts about feminism.

Education experiences based on different models are fundamental to build grassroots movements around the world. The World Rainforest Movement and the World March of Women have organized an exchange program to share wisdom-knowledge and experiences about the struggle for forests and their communities. This article features accounts by some of the participants about the exchange methodology and the struggle against the green economy.

For these and more content on women’s struggles, visit capiremov.org!

::: Feminist Education and Youth Organizing in the Dominican Republic
Daniela Javier, of the peasant women’s organization CONAMUCA, shares creative experiences to politically organize communities | Experiences

::: Exchanging Wisdom-Knowledge and Experiences of Struggle for the Forests
Militants of the World Rainforest Movement and the World March of Women share their reflections | Experiences

...And if you haven't seen it yet, check out our content from previous weeks:

::: La Via Campesina Women in International Political Education: Watch
Video features what happened at the 1st La Via Campesina Women School held in March this year | Experiences

::: Our Pride Is Beyond Market Fit
Article provides a critique of the capitalist appropriation of LGBT+ struggles for autonomy and free sexuality | Analysis

::: #JujuyResists: Down With the Reform, For Rights and the Whipala
Read activist Alicia Coca’s account on the intense grassroots mobilizations happening in Argentinian province | Experiences

::: In Defense of Cuban Poetry: Three Poems by Nancy Morejón
A tribute to the poet Nancy Morejón was withdrawn from the Paris Poetry Market, sparking international outrage and a campaign of solidarity with Cuba | Culture

::: Feminism Is the Strength To Transform the World
Read Yildiz Temürtürkan analysis on the 25 years of struggles of the World March of Women | Analysis | تحليل

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Capire is a media tool dedicated to echoing the voices of women in movement, publicizing the struggles from different territories, and strengthening local and international references of anti-capitalist, anti-racist, grassroots feminism. Watch this video or read our presentation to learn more about it. This website is an initiative by the World March of Women, in collaboration with women of allied movements, such as La Via Campesina and Friends of the Earth International.