Sinai Gómez
Mexico
“I believe in networks of solidarity and care exchange to support and sustain our collective resistance.”
About Sinai
I am a woman of fire, a city dweller with ancestral Mayan roots, and a spectator of the development of the city of Mérida. Known as Sinai, I grew up playing in the streets of my city, a woman who fights because I know that other realities are possible.
I am a mother, and I discovered my activist spirit through mothering. I believe in networks of solidarity and the exchange of care. My drive to improve led me to pursue a degree.
I am an intercultural manager, and I enjoy getting involved in the problems of my community with the desire to provide solutions rooted in nature. A political woman who takes the floor, I am committed, and I enjoy reading. I find joy in arguing my unconventional position and inspiring change if my lived experiences resonate with others.
I have worked in various spaces that have taught me that enthusiasm and courage are crucial in navigating daily life. I try to stay centred and connect with my emotions, often apologising and embracing my humility. I resist because I am accompanied by other women who join me and strengthen me with their energy. Finally, I am an urban cyclist, a brave person.
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You can follow Sinai on Instagram at @sinagomezchacon
I am a woman passionate about nature, convinced that every corner of the planet is sacred. I grew up in the Darién province, known by many as the “heart of the universe” and the “lungs of Central America.” A place where each tree tells a story, and every ray of sunlight caresses the earth. From a young age, I learned to listen to the whisper of the wind and absorb the wisdom of the Indigenous women in our communities regarding our environment.
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