In this piece, the author explores how Indigenous communities in the Caatinga are battling a legacy of colonialism and climate change.
The author tells the story of the 20 Nahua Indigenous communities who took on the Danone company extracting and ruining their water supply.
Banseka Kayembe interviews artists Chin We and Mario Washington-Ihieme on culture, identity and celebrating Black women as part of IFE NKILI.
President of NUS talks through their student manifesto and explains why reimagining our education system will be key to our climate solutions.
When I first entered filmmaking some 25 years ago there were almost no Iñupiaq or other First Nations filmmakers in...
For many of us, the process of re-integrating into a social scene which feels raw and more unsteady than before...
“I’ve been in debt for ten years because of my conviction,” Cheryl said with the hardened frustration of someone who...
As the daughter of a multigenerational lineage of farmers, and raised in a primarily agricultural P’urhepecha descendant community in Michoacan,...
Our world has been fundamentally transformed by COVID-19. Our vocabularies have expanded, our emissions have (very temporarily) reduced, and we’ve...
Borders – physical, intangible and imagined – are at the heart of the workings of many modern states. Migration as...
WaterBear, a free streaming platform dedicated to the future of our planet, has launched its newest original content series, ReDress...
The climate crisis is present in every facet of our lives; from the food we eat, the air we breathe,...
