Our Principles
Mutual Support
We promote solidarity and collaboration among producers, communities, and social movements to build support networks that strengthen our collective capacity for resistance and transformation.
Social and Environmental Justice
We advocate for equality and justice in relationships between people and with nature, rejecting the exploitation of resources and peoples, while working toward a balance that benefits all living beings.
Equity and inclusion
We believe in creating spaces where all voices, especially those of historically marginalized groups such as women, people of African descent, and members of the LGBTTQ+ community, are respected and actively participate in decision-making processes related to agroecology.
Food Sovereignty
We fight for the right of peoples to control their food production and distribution systems, promoting agricultural practices that favor self-sufficiency and local sustainability.
Decolonization
We demand the recovery and defense of the knowledge, agricultural practices, and social relations that are characteristic of our culture, resisting the colonial structures that have attempted to impose extractivist and dependency models.
Popular Education
We promote agroecological education that is participatory, horizontal, and contextual, aimed at empowering communities with the knowledge necessary to transform their reality and defend their territories.
Our Line of Work
Political Education and Activism
Agricultural Brigades and Practical Workshops
Farmer to Farmer Methodology
Documentation and Education on Social Media