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Practicing Autonomy with Raúl Zibechi

carla joy bergman

29 Nov 2024 — 1 min read

"Every day when you stand up, you begin a new day, constructing autonomy and working in autonomy."

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Walking With Change featuring Raúl Zibechi!

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Raúl Zibechi joined carla for the inaugural episode of Walking With Change to talk about Societies in Movement, the many anticapitalist and anticolonial pathways, pedagogy and children, the duality of resistance and creating, autonomy, feminisms, Rojava, Zapatistas, spirituality, and more!

Raúl Zibechi is a Uruguayan writer, popular educator, and journalist, and has written numerous books, with his latest being, Constructing Worlds Otherwise.

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