Dialogues Without Borders: Community Sciences in the Face of Socio-Hydrological Crises

Water crises addressed through top-down, technocratic solutions are often dismissive of situated ways of knowing, maladapted to local contexts, and misaligned with community self-governance. Solidarity science recognizes the agency and scientific praxis of local communities that are part of interlinked water-life systems, while creating possibilities for long-term relations across local, regional, and transborder scales. In this webinar, a collective of Indigenous campesin@ scientists, grassroots organizers, and academics from Mexico share how both community science and western science can inform and support socio-hydrological realities. Join us to share in this dialogue on science without borders in the defense of territory to promote buen vivir for people, water and earth.