Between 12 and 16 November 2018, we met in Maputo, Mozambique, Angolan, Brazilian and Mozambican women sharing experiences and knowledge related to the resistance to extractivism and the construction of alternatives to the extractive model in our territories. For a week, we left our homes, our families, our fields and farms, and our work to talk about feminism and the importance of building international feminist solidarity as a tool to strengthen our struggles in our territories. Our discussions about what unites us have been enriched by our diversity and our differences. We have seen that our lives are linked to the earth through our work and our production: cassava, sweet potatoes, rice, green corn, massala, beans ... all these foods symbolize our lives, our struggles and our history.