Loudreaders is a free and accessible platform of public literacy of the built and destroyed environment centered on social and ecological justice. Following the concept of vocational education, since its foundation in 2020 the Trade School offers ‘how-to’ workshops, loudreading sessions, urgent publications, as well as the study of critical and affirmative thinking at the intersection of society, culture, and ecology by designers, artists, architects, spatial practitioners, policy makers, activists, philosophers, creative writers, and scholars. A planetary programming and growing archive with roots in the Caribbean, Loudreaders engages through networks of intellectual solidarity many fields, lands, territories, narratives, journeys, and imaginations.