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The Queendom

Three Mexican women—all indigenous scientists and activists—partner with mushrooms to fight for their lands and cultures.

After centuries of being ignored and even feared by scientists and the world at large, mushrooms have finally taken center stage amongst academics, entrepreneurs, investors, and especially in the popular imagination. But as the magical—and profitable—qualities of mushrooms become more mainstream, a crucial element of their story is being erased. Women. Specifically, indigenous women.

Film Topics Include:

  • Climate Solutions
  • Cultural Tradition
  • Food
  • Indigenous Voices
  • Women Leadership

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