Arhuaco indigenous knowledge: lessons for a prosperous future
Join us at Colombians at Columbia for the screening of Naboba, a documentary directed and produced by Amado Villafaña, a world-renowned indigenous film director, and a subsequent panel discussion with the film director, indigenous leader Ati Viviam Villafaña and Diego Aretz, journalist from Colombia. 

Documentary synopsis: Water is male and female. Water has a soul. Water should be treated like a living being. And according to the Arhuaco, an indigenous people that inhabits the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, water is returning to Mother Nature because it is hurting from so much abuse.

Event details:
  • Location: IAB Room 802 (420 W 118th St, New York, NY)
  • Date: April 11, 2023
  • Time: 4:20pm
  • The event will be held in Spanish
With support from:
  • The Institute of Latin American Studies (ILAS)
  • The Colombian Studies Group (CSG)
  • Colectivo Realizaciones Yosokwi
  • Cabildo Arhuaco Magdalena-Guajira
For additional details please contact Juan José Guzmán Ayala:
  • Email: guzman.juan@columbia.edu
  • WhatsApp: 347-656-5851

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