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Lakota grandmothers fight man camps amid pandemic

Keystone XL Pipeline construction proceeds, bringing thousands of workers — and threat of Covid-19 — to reservation

Talli Nauman

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Gathering Our Tools

Earth Sky Woman Readies us to Birth a New Earth

Tami Brunk

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When Aunties and Grannies Become Activists

How a handful of friends grew into a powerful network for dignity and justice on the border

Sarah Towle

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Covid-19 and a new New Deal

The coronavirus is opening doors and perceptions at unprecedented rates, making many things possible.

John McLeod

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Breathing in the Time of Corona

Can we heed the warning, heal our collective grief and find our way back to equilibrium?

Tracy L. Barnett

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Learning From Corona

What Is Possible Through Fear Must Also Be Possible Through Trust

Leila Dregger

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Protecting our Guardians in Oaxaca

Celebrating and honoring Native Corn and Indigenous Defenders of Earth’s Biodiversity

John McLeod

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Milpa in Mexico: Defending a Way of Life

UniTierra Founder Gustavo Esteva on the Defense of the Corn

Gustavo Esteva

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Native leaders, civic groups blast rollback of bedrock environmental law

“We are the original people of the land and we’re having to fight.”

Talli Nauman

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The Children of Our Neglect: 17 Days in Matamoros

Now is the time to break the cycle of violence.

Tracy L. Barnett

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Black Hawk's 11 Percent Solution

Albert Bates on the Sauk chief's writings in the context of a post-carbon future

Albert Bates

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My Coworker Lives in a Tent

The American Dream turned nightmare on the Mexican border

Nathan Boddy

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Fast for the Future

Lyla June Johnston begins a seven-day fast today on steps of the New Mexico state capitol building

Lyla June Johnston

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The Yupaichani Network: Regenerative Practices in Action

A story of Cross-Cultural Collaboration in Southern Ecuador

Zia Parker Cara Cadwallader

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Grassroots aid workers bring hope and healing across the border

Volunteers deliver relief where major NGOs fear to tread

Tracy L. Barnett

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The Woman Who Stopped a Dam

An Interview with Guadalupe Lara on the Story Behind the Struggle of Arcediano

Esperanza Project

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10 Stories You Loved In 2019

Indigenous agroforesters and femicide fighters, climate strikers and permaculture disaster responders rose to the top of The Esperanza Project's most-read changemakers of the year

Tracy L. Barnett

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Regenerating Agriculture, Regenerating Communities

Vía Orgánica and Ecosystem Regeneration Camps Lead the Way in San Miguel de Allende

Tracy L. Barnett

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Our Final Exam in Madrid

Reflections from Albert Bates on Joan of Arc, St. Greta and the COP25 catastrophe

Albert Bates

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A Different Kind of COP25 in Santiago de Chile

Coyote Alberto Ruz Reports from People's Summit, Peace Village and International Rights of Nature Tribunal

Alberto Ruz Buenfil

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Lyla June candidacy takes aim at addiction to fossil fuels

Indigenous Water Protector, environmental scientist, internationally recognized musician sets sights on the New Mexico House of Representatives.

Lyla June Johnston

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The Devastation of the Chiquitanía in the decline of Evo Morales

Alan Zambrana Lineo

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The Incarnation is the Beginning of the End of Patriarchy

Could religious institutions become a catalyst for an evolution away from the domination paradigm?

Luis Gutierrez

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