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.
Tea and coffee plantations in southern India encroach on Indigenous Peoples’ ways of life and territories, threatening the protection of their sacred groves.
Read More
The Hewa of Papua New Guinea pursue conservation-based development by maintaining traditional biodiverse mosaics on their lands.
Read More
Despite the challenges of changing times, the Bhils of Maharashtra stay connected to the forest, their homeland, and their cultural traditions.
Read More
A walk through one of France’s land commons reveals that the right to self-govern ensures the responsible management of natural resources.
Read More
Une promenade dans l’un des communs fonciers montre que le droit à l’autonomie garantit une gestion responsable des ressources naturelles.
Read More
A community advocates for land rights and protects its ancestral forest with mapping technology.
Read More
A forest community in Gabon affirms its will for self-determination and responsible management of its ancestral land.
Read More
Radhika Borde and Siman Hansdak The village of Chanaro on a monsoon day. Photo: Siman Hansdak, 2020 Once upon a time, growing up as an Adivasi in rural Jharkhand in…
Read More