Marilyn Machado’s research while affiliated with Colegio Bennett Cali Colombia and other places

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Publications (4)


Weaving hope in ancestral black territories in Colombia: the reach and limitations of free, prior, and informed consultation and consent
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October 2018

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David López Matta

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Viviane Weitzner

Weaving hope in ancestral black territories in Colombia: the reach and limitations of free, prior, and informed consultation and consent

January 2017

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Free, prior, and informed consultation and consent has become an important interface in encounters between governments, corporations, grassroots organisations, and other actors, particularly in cases involving extractive activities. Based on over two years of collaborative research, this article examines the consultation and consent processes for the Environmental Management Plan for a large hydroelectric dam in Afrodescendant and Indigenous ancestral territories in Western Colombia. We identified several problems lessening the effectiveness of the consultation processes, particularly the seeming impossibility of crafting conditions for genuine interculturality, and the state’s lack of political will to uphold consent. We conclude that the most significant variable in achieving concrete benefits for the communities is the strength of their political organisations.


Fights of "good living" by black women from Alto Cauca

July 2015

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This text traces the genealogy of "good living" according to Afro Colombians as a way to track silencing, resistances, types of re-existence and re-emergences in the struggles of people of African descent in Colombia, and how they allow us imagine other forms of life and politics. The text addresses the Women of African Descent Mobilization Towards Life and Ancestral Territories Protection, and retells the living history of the existent links between ancestrality and futurity. It argues that the actions of Afro Colombian Women from Alto Cauca indicate ontological and epistemic-political expressions that coexist with globalization which lead to pluriverse.


Luchas del buen vivir por las mujeres negras del Alto Cauca
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January 2015

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El texto traza la genealogía del buen vivir negro como forma de rastrear silenciamientos, resistencias, tipos de reexistencia y emergencias en las luchas del pueblo negro en Colombia, y como éstas permiten imaginar otras formas de vida y política. Aborda la Movilización de Mujeres Afrodescendientes por el Cuidado de la Vida y los Territorios Ancestrales, y recuenta la historia viva de los vínculos existentes entre ancestralidad y futuridad. Argumenta que sus interpelaciones indican expresiones ontológicas y epistémico-políticas coexistentes con la globalización y que apuntan al pluriverso.

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... In Colombia, the focus of Buen Vivir is on recognizing cultures expressed in ancestral knowledge and practices. While there are few studies that directly address the relationship between Buen Vivir and water, that of Mina Rojas et al. (2015) recognizes the link between the ancestral nature of Afrocolombianos and the mobilization of Afro-descendent women in the struggle for their social recognition. Aracely Burgos (2016) seeks to counteract the duality in the naturesociety relationship of young people and children and the environment, promoting Buen Vivir practices in educational institutions. ...

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The Relevance of Decolonizing Social Work: Critical Reflections on Colonial Pasts, Post-Colonial Presents and Decolonial Futures
Luchas del buen vivir por las mujeres negras del Alto Cauca

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... While FPIC is premised on intercultural dialogue and Indigenous participation, in practice, it can fragment Indigenous knowledge and worldviews during implementation through manipulation by private actors Machado et al., 2017;Papillon & Rodon, 2020). This unjust implementation of FPIC proceeds through liberal legality. ...

Weaving hope in ancestral black territories in Colombia: the reach and limitations of free, prior, and informed consultation and consent
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  • January 2017