Riders on the Storm. Delivery Platform Workers Fight Back. (Chapter 1, first part)
1. Falling into the delivery platform trap. By Nuria Soto This text will be published in two parts, this is the first part. The arrival of delivery platforms in Spain around 2015 was a new and in fact attractive phenomenon for many of us who started working at that time.1 Glovo was officially launched in March 2015 in Barcelona, and the UK’s Deliveroo landed in Spain in November of the same year. [...]
Let’s open the gates. The fight of women labourers in Huelva for a different model of agriculture (Extract)
VIII Water and Land are Worth More than (Red) Gold¹ By Ana Pinto and Nazaret Castro By now, it has probably become clear that the prevailing agricultural model in Huelva - that of industrial and intensive red fruit farming using plastics and agrochemicals - shares more similarities with mining than with traditional agriculture. It is an extractive way of using the land. Fertility is extracted in the same way as minerals [...]
Until the Patriarchy Falls and There Are No More Evictions. Chapters 3 to 6
Here you'll find chapters 3 to 6 of "Until the Patriarchy Falls and There Are No More Evictions. Debt, Housing and Patriarchal Violence", written by Myrian Espinoza Minda and Lotta Meri Pirita Tenhunen in dialogue with PAH Vallekas' Women's Group, illustrated by Coco Guzmán and now translated by Liz Mason-Deese. The research and writing process of the booklet were funded by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, Madrid Liaison Office and the Foundation for Arts Initiatives. [...]
Bio-syndicalism from the Domestic Territories. An Introductory Selection
Here you'll find an introductory selection of the five main chapters of "Bio-syndicalism from the Domestic Territories. Our Reclaims and Our Ways of Doing", written by Rafaela Pimentel Lara, Costanza Cisneros Sánchez, Amalia Caballero Richard and Ana Rojo Delgado in dialogue with Territorio Doméstico, illustrated by Ana Peñas and now translated by Liz Mason-Deese. The research and writing process of the booklet were funded by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, Madrid Liaison Office and the [...]
La Laboratoria. Our Origin, Our Story
La Laboratoria was born in 2020 in the heat of the international feminist tide, through the fabric of ongoing conversations among feminist activist and thinkers from Latin America, North Africa and Europe focused on situated knowledge and artist production within feminist grassroots. Since we began our journey, we have articulated our work around three main lines of action – situated feminist research & co-creation practices, feminist pedagogy, publishing & dissemination. All activities [...]