Repercussions of the water advocacy on the collective well-being of MODATIMA Santiago: ethnographic approaches from a decolonial ecofeminist perspective of collective occupations
Martina Barría-Madrid,
Sylvia Flores-Fuentes,
Sofía Garín-Varela
et al.
Abstract:Introduction The article discusses the relationship between ecology and human occupations from occupational therapy and occupational science, recognizing the role played by organizations defending the human right to water in the socio-environmental advocacy. Objective Analyzing the motivations and repercussions of the water advocacy on the personal health and well-being of the MODATIMA Santiago, Chile, collectivity, as well as characterize their collective actions and strategies in the face of the water confl… Show more
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