How communities in Guatemala are using ancestral knowledge to build community resilience and restore food systems
Text: Thumy PhanImage: Anonymous
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.
Text: Anonymous
Amid state and national pressures to cultivate palm oil, farmers are finding novel ways to preserve local food sovereignty.
Text: Sharlene GandhiImage: Sayeeda Bacchus
How the Lenca Indigenous community is struggling to preserve their territories and their rights to autonomy and self determination against transnational mega-projects.
Text: Thumy PhanImage: Anonymous
How Kenyan farmers are reclaiming Indigenous practices from cultural colonialism
Text: Ellen MilesImage: Tinuke Fagborun
An insight into new laws which threaten the lives of thousands already living in water insecurity
Text: Isadora Machado
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.
Text: Naomi Gennery
Just global policy requires traditional knowledge
Text: Syed Jazib AliImage: Shailja Khati
A spotlight on the Indigenous and Afro-descendent communities in the mountains of Guerro, Mexico who have organised to defend their territories against violence and extractivism
Text: Anonymous
The author tells the story of the 20 Nahua Indigenous communities who took on the Danone company extracting and ruining their water supply.
Text: Karen CastilloImage: Anonymous
The threat multiplier of climate change, deforestation and Indigenous erasure
Text: Hyally CarvalhoImage: Fernanda Peralta