Anayra Santory Jorge

Anayra Santory Jorge led the editorial branch of Para la Naturaleza, a non-profit organization linked to the Puerto Rico Conservation Trust from 2018–20. She has a doctorate in Philosophy and a daughter named Ana. She is a professor at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras, where she teaches at the Philosophy Department and the Women and Gender Studies Program. She has been a columnist at the cultural magazine 80 grados since its inception. Her latest book, Convidar (Editorial Educación Emergente, 2020), is a collection of essays written by scholars and activists about life in Puerto Rico under the COVID-19 pandemic.

Anayra Santory Jorge on water that can’t be seen, water that is always there, and the water that we come out of

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