How Indigenous and local communities are struggling to protect their lands from extractivism and exploitation
In this week's news we saw Canada calling out the United States for being awful to immigrants, Joe Biden pretending to care about people in prison for marijuana possession, Colorado running out of water and two Indigenous women being elected to the Brazilian congress.
The Nakibembe Xylophone troupe on memory, ancestry and the transportive power of music
Failed by the Government, international institutions and the world, three Indigenous activists have been murdered by Mexican Narco-paramilitary group
Demystifying, decolonising and exploring the design behind circularity in collaboration with What Design Can Do (WDCD)
Empowerment through reconnecting to women in my family
In My Blood it Runs is a coming of age documentary which follows the story of Dujuan and his family...
When we think of Russia, we often picture the European cities of St. Petersburg and Moscow, with only a vague...
Samara Almonte explains why she no longer dreams of the apocalypse and instead why her focus is on dreaming about our liberation.
A peasant is an intercultural and historical subject, with significant memories, knowledge, and practices which are established through family and...
An insight into new laws which threaten the lives of thousands already living in water insecurity
A look into the resistance of the Indigenous Totonaco communities from the Sierra Norte of Puebla against transnational mining, fracking and hydroelectric projects, and how they are building new forms of community resilience following the COVID-19 pandemic.
