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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2015

Discussing indigenous feminist in Zapatista communities

from Accent of Women · host Lourdes García Larqué & Sylvia Marcos

Revisiting Accent of women's archives we bring back an interview with Sylvia Marcos, a scholar committed with the struggles of indigenous peoples throughout the Americas.We discussed the idea of decolonising feminist, and what is the contribution of indigenous women in Zapatista communities in the South of Mexico, where indigenous people build autonomous territories and day by day challenge the old ways.Accent of women has an upcoming fundraiser:Heart of Time (Corazón del Tiempo)A film that takes you to the heart of the Zapatista resistance.Director: Alberto CortésMexico-Spain 2008Winner of Cine Ceará Film FestivalIn the Zapatista mountains, land of rebellious dignity and free indigenous peoples, a young woman´s love leads her to challenge the old ways. That is possible in liberated land and in the heart of time.Entry:Concession $10Full fee $15Solidarity donation $20All funds will support Accent of Women, a radio program by and about women from diverse cultures in Australia and around the world. Part of3CR Community Radio 2015 Radiothon.Drinks and snacks available for sale.Facebook event and poster here.

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