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In a world where ecosocial collapse seems inevitable, we reclaim the power of collective imaginaries to challenge dominant narratives and build a present and future reality based on social justice values, taking into account all the imbalances and uncertainties arising from the ecological and climate crisis. In a world where everything falls, everything is yet to be done, and we assert the right to imagine the (im)possible to construct the world we want to live in and inhabit. The proposal invites collective reflection on whether we are doomed to inevitable dystopias or if we can build desirable ecotopias and emancipatory utopias through subverting dominant narratives and reclaiming shared sovereignties.

About Margalida Ramis

Degree in Physical Sciences from the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB). She completed her directed academic work (TAD) under the supervision of Dr. Sebastià Monserrat from the Oceanography Group of the Department of Physics at UIB. She has worked in teaching, renewable energy, and waste management. Currently, she participates in the research project EMCROTUR “Chronic Emergencies and Ecosocial Transformations in Touristified Coastal Spaces.” Since 2007, she has worked at GOB, the leading environmental group in the Balearic Islands, as spokesperson and campaign manager for urban planning and territory, natural resources, climate change, economic models, and ecosocial transition. She was a promoter and part of the drafting team for the first Popular Legislative Initiative for the Welfare of Present and Future Generations of the Islands and coordinator of the campaign that led to its approval in March 2023. She has collaborated and continues to collaborate with various media, including La Directa (2017–2025, with a monthly column) and Diari Ara Balears (since 2016 to the present, with a biweekly column).

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