Much has been made of Mexico's rich Spanish and indigenous heritage, but until recently, there's been little talk of Mexico's so-called "Third Root": Africa. Check out this podcast that uses music to explore that history as we take a road-trip across the country in search of sonic traces of Afro-Mexico.

Read up on decolonized ecologies! We like magazines like the Funambulist, a platform that engages with the politics of space and bodies.

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Centuries ago, Mexico City city (then called Tenochtitlan) was known as “the Venice of the New World” because of its enormous lakes. But today, Mexico City must pump water from deep underground.

Inform yourself. Read more: Mexico City's Water Supply: Improving the Outlook for Sustainability by The Joint Academies Committee on the Mexico City Water Supply.

Check out local NGO’s like Somos Negros de la Costa. The project has been established in Llano Grande La Banda and with objectives to document and raise consciousness about the role music plays in young juvenile communities. It seeks to enrich its creativity and its performance abilities through music workshops, exploring a musical regeneration as a long term goal.