#Viki barcellona free#

#Viki barcellona free#

Cristina is a sexually adventurous free spirit. Vicky is straight-laced and about to be married. These two young Americans spend a summer in Spain and meet a flamboyant artist and his beautiful but insane ex-wife. That’s the only way I can explain how I got myself cleaned up and started living life for the first time. Just as New York was the backdrop in Woody Allens 'Manhattan', the stunning city of Barcelona is the setting for the romantic adventures of Vicky and Cristina. After many years of struggle that led me to getting involved with alcohol and drugs for 12 years, culminating in becoming a heroin addict for 6 years, I was touched by grace. I was a very angry young girl and I literally hated life and the world. Even though I was born into a beautiful loving family, I always felt like fish out of water.

I have spent all my life trying to understand the split and disconnection that I felt when I was very young. Join Facebook to connect with Viki Barcelona and others you may know.

My deepest passions in life are community, dance, women’s circles, rites of passage, celebrating life’s important transitions, honouring ceremonies, bringing ritual back into our lives and supporting people to open to every aspect of their humanness and to wake up to their true nature. View the profiles of people named Viki Barcelona. I work as a psychotherapist and facilitator. I am a mother, a daughter, a sister, a tribe member, a friend, a mentor, a lover of life and an elder in training. I lived in Spain for 32 years and migrated to Australia in 1993. Key wordsīiocultural diversity Conservation Global change Ethnoecology Local ecological knowledge local indicators climate change.I was born in Barcelona, Spain, in 1961. My current areas of research include 1) local indicators of climate change impacts, 2) public participation in the documentation of local knowledge, 3) the adaptive nature of local environmental knowledge, 4) Indigenous peoples and cultural change, and 5) local participation in biodiversity conservation. My research draws on insights from anthropology and the behavioural sciences to work at multiple levels- from the views of villagers in developing nations to those of policy-makers in industrial nations. I use a multidisciplinary perspective (working with ecologists, economists, psychologists, agronomists, archaeologists, and computer scientists) and empirical data to analyse 1) the effects of global change on rural livelihoods and local environments and 2) social responses to environmental changes. My research encompasses the interdisciplinary study of the dynamic relations among peoples, biota, and environments. She is elected member of the National Academy of Science of the United States (2021). She is co-author the Global Report of the Intergovernmental Science and Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES). Her current ERC-funded project (LICCI) studies local perceptions of climate change impacts. She directs the Laboratory of Analysis of Social-Ecological Systems in a Global World, a research group that analyzes the impacts of global change on various socio-ecosystems. Her research focuses on Indigenous and local knowledge systems, particularly in relation to the natural environment, and on the relevance of these knowledge systems to understand and deal with the climate and environmental crises. Victoria Reyes-García (PhD in Anthropology, 2001, Florida University) is ICREA Research Professor at the Institut de Ciència i Tecnologia Ambientals (ICTA) de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (ICTA-UAB).