Co-founder of CAMU, agroecologist, community organizer, and researcher. Jesef is a doctoral candidate in Agroecology at ECOSUR (Chiapas, Mexico), with experience in popular education and community organizing focused on food sovereignty, territorial defense, and socio-environmental justice.

An agroecological farmer with over 15 years of experience through her initiative, the Guayabacherry Project. Gema is a guardian and advocate for the conservation of native seeds, land rights struggles, gender justice, and grassroots and peasant feminism.

A co-founding member of CAMU, an agroecological farmer with over 20 years of experience, an educator, and a political organizer. He received political training at the MST’s Florestan Fernandes National School (ENFF) in Brazil. Drawing on his experience, Paul helps coordinate educational activities focused on political agroecology and organizational methodologies.

She is a co-founder of CAMU, a schoolteacher, and grows vegetables in her home garden. She supports CAMU as a community liaison, spokesperson, and representative in national and multisectoral organizational forums.

She practices urban farming on her family’s plot of land and runs her community education project, Soy Pura Madre, through which she and her mother share their knowledge of traditional embroidery and weaving techniques with the community. Natalia also helps organize and lead workshops and outreach groups at CAMU.

An urban agroecological farmer and community organizer at Huerto Urbano Callejón Trujillo. Yira helps coordinate educational activities and contributes to the development of regional organizational networks. She has also received training in agroecology and politics at the MST’s ENFF school in Brazil.