In a context where capitalism and large corporations are destroying the planet with increasing impunity, and where neo-colonial wars threaten the lives of all living beings, many societies are experiencing the rise of new far-right movements. Within these neo-fascisms, a dangerous mix of climate, migration and anti-trans panics is being mobilised to advance reactionary visions. In the face of ecological and social urgency, Emma Bigé and Clovis Maillet investigate an emerging family of thought and struggle: ecotransfeminisms.

These are ecologies that think with and for non-normative lives, calling for the forging of new alliances, for action against plastic pollution as well as against attacks on transparentalities, and for struggle in defence of the diversity of species, sexualities and genders. A sensitive and political essay that invites us to think together about the power of trans lives and the richness of the worlds they open up.

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