| Sumario: | This book explores the concept of 'Buen Vivir' from the perspective of Afro-Andean communities in Colombia, emphasizing political, cultural, and ecological resistance. It compiles the experiences and practices of black communities in urban and rural contexts, reflecting their struggles and philosophies. The work aims to deepen understanding of community-led actions against development threats, based on ancestral knowledge and social movements. It highlights the role of women's narratives in safeguarding life and territories, and presents 'Buen Vivir' as a proposal for historical reparations and cultural preservation, rooted in the Ubuntu philosophy. The book is intended for academics, community leaders, and individuals interested in Afro-Colombian cultural and ecological movements.
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