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Lakota leaders defy governor’s order to remove Covid-19 checkpoints

Pine Ridge Matriarch’s Mother’s Day message: 'This is our land, so you cannot say anything!'

Justine Anderson Talli Nauman

KXL Pipeline loses permit, but construction goes on

10 U.S. states join tribes for moratorium during pandemic

Talli Nauman

#StayAtHome with new Indigenous Media Library

Selections and reflections from the Voices of Amerikua 100+ collection of free Indigenous films, games and other media projects

Iván Sawyer García

Uncertainty, crisis, collapse: The (necessary) bardo into a new life

Tibetan Buddhism offers deep insight into the potentiality of the moment

Adrian Villaseñor-Galarza

"An opportunity to reconnect with our origins"

Indigenous leaders in Colombia reflect on silver lining of Covid-19

Daniel Henryk Rasolt

Esperanza is the Antidote: The Video

17 creative voices for change from the USA to Argentina share their work and messages of hope

Esperanza Project

Being the Transformation

From Caterpillar to the Great Migration, Esperanza is finding its way. Let's do this together.

Tracy L. Barnett

Esperanza is the Antidote

We’ve been fighting the deadliest virus of all for a decade now: the epidemic of fear.

Tracy L. Barnett

Border Wall Plows Through, Despite Pandemic

Endangered jaguar, ocelot, and wolves at risk, along with rural communities fighting the coronavirus

Garet Bleir

The Search For A New Community

A look at intentional community in a world who may be calling for a reimagining of collective actions.

John McLeod

From Encampment to Ecovillage at Standing Rock

Sacred Stone's LaDonna Brave Bull Allard: Her call to a lost nation. Part I.

Tracy L. Barnett

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

Gathering Our Tools

Earth Sky Woman Readies us to Birth a New Earth

Tami Brunk

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

Covid-19 and a new New Deal

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

John McLeod

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

Learning From Corona

What Is Possible Through Fear Must Also Be Possible Through Trust

Leila Dregger

Protecting our Guardians in Oaxaca

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

John McLeod

Milpa in Mexico: Defending a Way of Life

UniTierra Founder Gustavo Esteva on the Defense of the Corn

Gustavo Esteva

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

The Children of Our Neglect: 17 Days in Matamoros

Now is the time to break the cycle of violence.

Tracy L. Barnett

Black Hawk's 11 Percent Solution

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

Albert Bates

My Coworker Lives in a Tent

The American Dream turned nightmare on the Mexican border

Nathan Boddy

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