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January 23, 2025 67 mins
Enero Zapatista is an autonomously organized month-long series of events commemorating the Zapatistas' January 1st 1994 uprising. The aim of the events is to gather and form connections through Zapatismo and the Zapatista struggle, across calendars and geographies.We Rise has been attending these events all month to record and document the series.

On this episode, we bring you this timely conversation drawing vital connections between deadly extraction and Indigenous resistance from Turtle Island to Argentina to Palestine. Shout out to the brilliant organizers for their labor and love.

@EneroZapatista.BayArea on IG

FILMS
Mesa Rebeldía y Resistencia Zapatistas. Parte I Genealogía del Común Zapatista, 28 de diciembre 2024 (min 48:17 - 51:28 played during event)
Antes del Litio
People of Red Mountain: Life over Lithium

MUSIC
Alquimia by Esotérica Tropical
#MilpaméricaResiste by Resistencia Ancestral
Madre Tierra by Los Cojolites
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