close
close
Close
home
Go back to home
Search
Search
Climate Change
Indigenous Peoples
Ecotourism
Permaculture
Ecovillages
Regenerative Agriculture
Migration Americas
Women’s Empowerment Americas
Natural Building
Sustainability
menu
Menu
The Esperanza Project
A Green Magazine for the Americas
Home
Who We Are
About The Esperanza Project
Cosmology & Pandemic
Video
How To Help
Join us on Patreon
Contact
Español
Previous page
Next page
Next page
Mexican government offers apology to dam-affected communities
Mario Marlo
No responses
Sowing Sovereignty: Reclaiming Indigenous Agriculture in North Dakota
Tracy L. Barnett
No responses
Last Chance to Save Mexico City's Water Forest
Angelica Almazan
Iván Sawyer García
No responses
Legacy of the Andes: An Urgent Wakeup Call to a World In Trouble
Tracy L. Barnett
No responses
Bringing Prophecies to Life: Indigenous Leaders Converge at Mayan Pyramids
Tracy L. Barnett
No responses
Third Annual Prayer Horse Ride traverses Native mine-affected communities in Nevada
Tracy L. Barnett
2 responses
March 8: ‘Identity can never be silenced.’ Misak women fight back in Colombia
Angelica Almazan
No responses
Waste Pickers to Recyclers: Reimagining a Scorned Sector
Ena Aguilar Pelaez
2 responses
Colombia's Call of the Mountain: Restoring the Heart of Sumapaz
Esperanza Project
One response
The Call of the Coyote: a Tribute to Alberto Ruz through Text Messages of Love
Esperanza Project
2 responses
Migration surge tied to a climate crisis Gov. Greg Abbott helped create
Greg Harman
One response
A Mexican Entrepreneur With a Painful Past Is Finding New Purpose With a Recycling Startup
Maya Piedra
4 responses
Lakota tribes, grassroots close ranks to defend Black Hills watersheds
Talli Nauman
One response
Cheryl Angel on defending our watersheds and the Heart of Everything That Is
Esperanza Project
One response
2023: Hope Amidst the Chaos, and a Closing of the Cycles
A roundup of courage, hope and heroism from the year gone by.
Tracy L. Barnett
One response
Saying Farewell to a Legend
Our beloved 'Coyote' Alberto Ruz Buenfil has taken his place among the stars.
Tracy L. Barnett
3 responses
The Sacred & The Law in San Antonio, Texas
Indigenous Claims on Trial in Brackenridge Park Lawsuit
Greg Harman
4 responses
Mexican Indigenous Group Fights to Preserve Sacred Sites
In August, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador signed a decree to protect sacred indigenous sites, but for the Wixárika community, the struggle isn’t over.
Maya Piedra
2 responses
Healing the body and the land on Lake Chapala, Mexico
Women of town plagued with water pollution, kidney disease and poor healthcare options turn to growing their own medicine
Mariana Mora
María Quinn
No responses
Native ‘hempsters’ follow global cooperative example
Organizers aim to create intertribal consortium for generational wealth
Talli Nauman
One response
'Stop the criminalization of planting in public spaces': Agroecology collectives
Community gardening activists denounce proposed law that would restrict food sovereignty in Guadalajara
Víctor Ibarra
One response
Land defenders caravan to Mexico City to defend Chimalapas
Indigenous communities in Oaxaca decry government neglect in protecting biodiversity hotspot
Diana Manzo
One response
Mexico: Fighting the Heat Wave with Memes and Prayers
JUNE 23: Join the synchronized Global Rain Petition for the Renovation of the World from the sacred desert of Wirikuta.
Tracy L. Barnett
No responses
Oaxaca Mural Documents Struggle to Defend Native Corn
Inauguration celebrates Milpa culture, Supreme Court decision banning cultivation of transgenic corn in Mexico
Tracy L. Barnett
4 responses
Previous page
Next page
Next page
keyboard_arrow_up