Fernanda Estrada González

Fernanda Estrada González is a social anthropologist with experience in agricultural extractivism, territorial inequalities, agroecological processes, small-scale production, as well as food sovereignty and security in urban areas.  

She coordinates projects at Cocina Colaboratorio Xochimilco, collaborates with the Mercado Alternativo, and participates in the Investigación Latinoamericana sobre Alimentación en Red (ILAR). She has worked on transdisciplinary research-action projects such as Agricultural Extractivism, Territorial Inequalities, and Rural Exclusion Dynamics; Sustainable Food Systems on University Campuses and Their Surrounding Cities; Agricultural Extractivism, Productive Chains, and Labor Markets in Central America; and Food, Sustainability, and Social Inequality in Urban Contexts. Her undergraduate thesis analyzed the impact of alternative food networks on vegetable production projects in Mexico City.