Land defenders in the struggle against criminal groups, Mennonites and western development in Peru
Thumy Phan & Image: Anonymous
Failed by the Government, international institutions and the world, three Indigenous activists have been murdered by Mexican Narco-paramilitary group
How communities in Guatemala are using ancestral knowledge to build community resilience and restore food systems
Thumy Phan & Image: Anonymous
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.
Marcela Onyango & Image: Naomi Gennery
On decolonisation, mutual aid and resistance through community building in Mexico
Santiago Flores & Image: Luci Pina
On preserving Indigenous identity and cultural survival within diasporic realities
Samara Almonte & Image: Paola De La Cruz
This week we saw Coca Cola being a sponsor of the United Nations Climate Change Conference, people not being able to afford food because of price gouging, a Neymar endorsing Brazil’s current right wing president, Bolsonaro, and a school district in North Texas banning LGBTQI+ books
Marcela Onyango & Image: Naomi Gennery
How La Comuna are organising and creating community in a fragmented society
Karen Castillo & Image: Fernanda Peralta
Mauricio Holc on supporting inclusivity and representation through photography
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.
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
The introduction to a series documenting the resistance struggles in the central region of Mexico - and a Caravan that united them all.
Anonymous & Image: Diana Morales