When we visited Keon Primary School, in Baringo County, Kenya, we met some of the extraordinary Endorois elders and youth behind Revitalize the Roots: Bikaptorois, an initiative by Jamii Asilia read more

A conversation with the muxe poet, translator, activist and artisan on identity, tradition, and the political weight of telling your own story. The Zapotec people of southern Mexico read more

A conversation with the director of the Batwa Indigenous Development Organisation (BIDO), on how the Batwa of South-western Uganda are reclaiming food security, education, and cultural pride on their own read more

A conversation with the Mapuche rapper, singer, and producer about ancestry, exile, and the sonic territories where Indigenous memory refuses to be silenced. Brisa de la Cordillera, a read more

Letters as proof of life: 15 years rescuing Indigenous voices from colonial archives. Suzane Lima Costa is a professor at the Federal University of Bahia, a researcher at read more

The executive director of Fundación Sobrevivencia Cofán tells us about territorial defense against illegal mining in the Amazon, Indigenous-led environmental guardianship, and the inseparability of cultural preservation and land read more

Art as counter-spell: reclaiming narratives, memories and technology on Indigenous terms. During the tenth edition of FOLIO – Óbidos International Literary Festival, which had “Borders" as its main theme, read more

Fighting against a large-scale lithium mining project, a community in northern Portugal defends its sustainable farming practices and the World Agricultural Heritage Site they've called home for generations read more

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