The Cabildo Indígena Monifue Urukɨ is an Indigenous rights organization which unites the Uitoto community in Bogotá under a collective strength. They act as a support system and network for Indigenous people from across the Amazon who now live in the city. As Colombia entered lockdown during the height of the pandemic, the work of the Cabildo was greatly impacted. Many people were experiencing food insecurity, lack of work, and spending time confined indoors, and so the Cabildo’s role as community support system was an integral part of ensuring that the Indigenous people living in Bogotá could weather the pandemic. A major success during this time was the completion of the maloca (traditional roundhouse) pictured below, which now serves as a gathering space for the Cabildo and the community.