We're thrilled to share this powerful interview with the Indigenous artist, curator, and filmmaker who represented Brazil at the Venice Biennale in 2024. During an extraordinary week of Indigenous-centered read more

Exploring the profound connections between Amazonian cosmogonies, Indigenous knowledge, and environmental stewardship through the lens of the Colombian author, scholar, and environmental advocate. Born in the Colombian Amazon, Juan read more

An essential voice of Afro-Indigenous literature and journalism on challenging dominant narratives while amplifying traditional communities' perspectives, and literary writing as a political act against domination. It's an honor read more

A pioneer of Indigenous literature in Brazil discusses the vital role of this movement in preserving both territories and worldviews. Over the last 30 years, the emergence of contemporary read more

Indigenous literature as resistance and celebration: A conversation with the artivist and poet on decolonization, reparations, and finding joy in the struggle. In recent years, we've witnessed a remarkable read more

A conversation with two Indigenous-led Funds from the Brazilian Amazon, Podáali and FIRN, and International Funders for Indigenous Peoples, which serves as the secretariat for the Global Alliance of read more

The Executive Director of the Ogiek Peoples' Development Program shares his remarkable journey of fighting for land rights and advocating for Kenya's hunter-gatherer communities. In the highland forests of read more

Azimuth World Foundation recently supported Carson Kiburo, a member of the Endorois People, in attending the UN's 17th session of the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP) read more

With our two guests, sisters and collaborators spearheading the Respectful Research intiative, we explore a decolonizing approach to Arctic research. In a recent episode of our podcast, we had an enlightening read more

A far-reaching discussion on Indigenous rights in the green transition, the impact of Indigenous-led initiatives, the evolution of the Indigenous movement in Brazil, and the author, scholar and advocacy coordinator's read more

As the women-led organization from Colombia launches a sustainable water security project, we speak with team member Nadia Rodriguez, who is also from the Narakajmanta community where it will be read more

In this episode, we dive into Decolonizing and Indigenizing Philanthropy, movements that are changing how non-Indigenous donors support Indigenous-led organizations, and promoting the creation and expansion of networks for Indigenous-led read more