ArticlesDo·May 15, 2021“Nos están matando”, they’re killing us“El viento eleva nuestras voces quizá el cambio acaba de llegar” (The wind raises our voices perhaps change has just...Text: Valentina PradaImage: Annette Perez
ArticlesOpinion·October 5, 2022We are Indigenous enoughOn preserving Indigenous identity and cultural survival within diasporic realitiesText: Samara AlmonteImage: Paola De La Cruz
ActArticles·January 17, 2022How Indigenous land defenders are leading the fight against extraction in EcuadorIn conversation with Luciana Grassi and Manari UshiguaText: Samara AlmonteImage: Marianne Hernandez
Act·February 24, 2025Crisis in the Andes: when trade talks meet tear gas in PeruFrom afar: witnessing Peru’s crisis and the urgency to confront authoritarianismText: Leonardo Torres LlerenaImage: Fernanda Peralta
ActArticles·February 2, 2022Betrayed by the government – but not conqueredThe continued resistance of the Otomi community in the face of discrimination, violence and gentrificationText: Karen CastilloImage: Anonymous
Land Defenders·October 12, 2022The struggle for food sovereignty in the ‘land of the maize’How communities in Guatemala are using ancestral knowledge to build community resilience and restore food systemsText: Thumy PhanImage: Anonymous
ActArticles·July 25, 2022Indigenous communities in Mexico are confronting narcos and mining by building autonomyA spotlight on the Indigenous and Afro-descendent communities in the mountains of Guerro, Mexico who have organised to defend their territories against violence and extractivismText: Anonymous
Artist Spotlight·April 16, 2023Artist Spotlight: Gisella StapletonGisella Stapleton is a Peruvian Artist and Muralist whose work focuses on female empowerment, sustainability and embroideryText: Isabella Pearce
ArticlesDo·May 7, 2022How Brazil is denying the basic human right to waterAn insight into new laws which threaten the lives of thousands already living in water insecurity Text: Isadora Machado