María de la Luz Delgado Gomez
I was born in Xiquipilli, Mexico. I inhabit the land with deep love and believe in the potential of the community. I am a scientist-amphibian, political scientist, public administrator and intercultural manager from the National Autonomous University of Mexico. I write from the street, the mountains and the seas. My gaze is ecofeminist and decolonial. I roam the world as a cyclist and sometimes as an environmental journalist. I specialize in science, technology and society studies, social campaigns, and political ecology.
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Articles by María de la Luz Delgado Gomez
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Feeling the Wind on Their Faces
Photos: Cintia Morales Braungart Can you imagine living a lifestyle that allows you to stop, observe, say hello, and contemplate the landscape every day? In Telchaquillo, that’s how people live, without rushing nor mishaps, because the roads are traveled on foot, by bicycle, and by tricycle, creating a peaceful, humane, and joyful way of life.…
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Earth Homes: A Dignified Way of Living on Mother Earth
When he died, his house was abandoned, it fell apart little by little from the rain and the sun, the plants climbed through the windows and the earth with which it was built was reintegrated to its source. In the rural territories of Mexico, the act of building homes with earth is so ancestral that…
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“They say there are mushrooms in the hills…”
“They talked about God in the woods, the fog was heavy and strangely warm, I don’t believe in god, and yet I am amazed to the point of superstition at the sheer beauty of this world.”—Julio Delgado, personal communication, 2023 When the first thunder rumbles through the earth and echoes through the ravines, the ladies…