Embodied Climate Agency (eca) is a platform that legitimizes and disseminates embodied climate knowledge from territories affected by extractivism, supporting the decentralization of climate knowledge and placing those who experience climate change at the center of the discourse.
Drought and Loss of Water Stewardship as Emotional Anaesthesia
Conversation with Paula Ramirez and Felipe Medina
Barichara, Santander, Colombia
Deforestation as the Imposition of a Foreign Value System
Conversation with Juliana Andrea Albarracin Silva, Yuly Esteiman Dario, José Eduardo Sánchez Díaz
Guaviare, Colombia
A Glimpse of the Guarani Cosmovision
A conversation with Miguel Valdivia
Asunción, Paraguay
Hydroelectricity and Forced Displacement as Felt by the Earth
Conversation with Esther Aragon
Buenaventura, Valle del Cauca
The Scent of the Wind According to the Aymara Vision
Conversation with Marilyn Cruz Domingo
La Paz, Bolivia
Eruption of Cumbre Vieja and the Subsequent Inaccessibility
Conversation with Toribio Miguel Expositó
Mangrove and Swamp Neglect, Drought and Flooding
Khristen Quiambao and Erwin Torio
Papanga, The Philippines
Aral Sea Ecocide as a Consequence of a Centralized Mentality
Conversation with Abdulmazhitova Aisuluu and Abdulmazhitova Aziz
Almatý, Kazakhstan
Everyone Knows How to Draw the Eye of the Typhoon
Conversation with Ching Y U
Taipei • Taiwan
From the Body and the Everyday
Conversation with Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui
La Paz, Bolivia
Rethinking Value through Climate Alchemy and Collectivity
Conversation with Baraka Leo
Dar Es Salaam • Tanzania
