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.
Lacking roots in either of his ancestral places of origin, a Chinese-French dancer learns to inhabit his own body as a territory of life. Chang Liu Chang (right) posing with…
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A student from northern India musters the courage to learn her native Bhoti language from a college friend. Sonam Chhomo Landscape in Gemur, Himachal Pradesh, outside my home. Photo: Chhewang…
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Embracing his mixed Indigenous identity helps a young Singaporean embark on a healing journey. WORDS, MUSIC, AND IMAGES Kevin Martens Wong The Singapore skyline with the iconic statue…
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Interview with Fairouz El Tom Through her artwork, an artist proposes a world where identity, diversity, and culture are intertwined and constantly changing. Emma-Caitlin Cooper ART Fairouz El Tom…
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Botanical gardens offer a unique opportunity to reconnect with nature in an urban setting. Four students share their experiences. Maria Albuquerque, Jacquie Kwok, Chantal Martin, Hailey Moran, Gladys Runtukahu, Poh…
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A found poem that summons us to respect plants, listen to their wisdom, and learn their names. WORDS AND IMAGES Lee Beavington my grandfather was an expert …
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By learning how to swim against the current like salmon do, a woman finds her way back to the source of her language and identity. Daniela Boccassini Salmon paint their…
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WORDS Jon Waterhouse IMAGES Mary Marshall Traditional community on the Giraffe River (Bahr-el-Zaraf) in South Sudan. We are now living in the digital era, when practically every component of our…
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WORDS AND IMAGES Sonja Swift Golden light on dusty hills, Los Osos, California. When it rains in California I rejoice. I see the land drinking. I see grass blades emerging,…
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