We are deeply committed to participating in righting the wrongs of colonialism and of the oppression and forced assimilation of Indigenous Peoples worldwide, by engaging in not only reconciliation but also reconcili-action.
Art that celebrates nature’s abundance and invites us to reconnect with, respect, and revere the existing natural balance.
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With nature as his teacher, a scholar pauses to appreciate the abundance surrounding him.
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WORDS Ella Woods and Faith Baisden | IMAGES Belinda Hoare The intense spiritual connection that First Nations songs inspire is helping revitalize First Peoples’ languages in Australia. …
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A plant biology student discovers that her language, culture, and connection to land will always be part of her, no matter where she goes.
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Learning from seeds, the kernels of life, we can reimagine an economy rooted in abundance and reciprocity.
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Indigenous and other place-based communities are finding in their own biocultural heritage the resilience to counter climate change. This micaceous clay sculpture, by Natasha Smoke Santiago (Akwesasne Mohawk), holds heirloom…
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For farmers in Costa Rica, quality of life, well-being, and connection to land are more important than economic growth.
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Participatory video helps restore Indigenous communities’ links to — and pride in — their ancestral languages, traditions, and knowledge. Tingatinga and Magella (left to right) review footage shot during their…
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A city of resilient "tribes" offers a lesson on how to preserve urban biocultural diversity. Stephen Houston (L) soaking in the atmosphere of busy Via San Gregorio (Street), at the…
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A Maaori alternative artist from Aotearoa uses art and music to protest colonial laws and reclaim the power of her peoples.
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