Samara Almonte explains why she no longer dreams of the apocalypse and instead why her focus is on dreaming about our liberation.
Samara Almonte & Image: Javie Huxley
In My Blood it Runs is a coming of age documentary which follows the story of Dujuan and his family...
A peasant is an intercultural and historical subject, with significant memories, knowledge, and practices which are established through family and...
Laura Veronica Munoz & Image: Isadora Machado
When we think of Russia, we often picture the European cities of St. Petersburg and Moscow, with only a vague...
Tommy H & Image: Janna Tolceva
The climate crisis is present in every facet of our lives; from the food we eat, the air we breathe,...
Jemima Elliott & Image: Heedayah Lockman
When I first entered filmmaking some 25 years ago there were almost no Iñupiaq or other First Nations filmmakers in...
Rachel Naninaaq Edwardson & Image: Javie Huxley
The author tells the story of the 20 Nahua Indigenous communities who took on the Danone company extracting and ruining their water supply.
Karen Castillo & Image: Anonymous
The threat multiplier of climate change, deforestation and Indigenous erasure
Hyally Carvalho & Image: Fernanda Peralta
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A lo largo de la historia de la humanidad hemos sido testigos de la destrucción de los recursos naturales como...
Samara Almonte & Image: Marianne Hernandez
In conversation with Luciana Grassi and Manari Ushigua
Samara Almonte & Image: Marianne Hernandez
The continued resistance of the Otomi community in the face of discrimination, violence and gentrification
Karen Castillo & Image: Anonymous
On Wednesday 23rd February shado will be speaking with four Indigenous activists on the topic of ancestry and about how we can lay the paths for future generations.