The Esperanza Project

Temaca to the World: We're Not Going Anywhere

10th Annual Chile Fair carries on a tradition of resistance to a megadam slated to obliterate three villages

Esperanza Project

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How the Women of Standing Rock Are Building Sovereign Economies

Water Protectors Take the Movement’s Lessons Forward

Tracy L. Barnett

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Women of Standing Rock: LaDonna Brave Bull Allard

Lakota grandmother and Sacred Stone Village founder on sovereignty, healing and touching the Earth: Part II

Tracy L. Barnett

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Campesino Past, Biodynamic Future

Cofounder of Mexico’s New Biodynamic Association Shares her Journey with Agriculture

Gaby Gonzalez

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Restoring the Earth, One Camp at a Time

Ecosystem Restoration Camps Founder John D. Liu on a mass mobilization to regenerate Earth's natural systems

Liora Adler Tracy L. Barnett

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Regenerating the Human Story

Mexico's Vía Orgánica restores soil, water, biodiversity - and the lives of its farmers, as well

Tracy L. Barnett

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Butterflies vs. Borders

Saving the National Butterfly Center and a wildlife refuge corridor from imminent devastation

Garet Bleir

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The Revolution Where You Live

Yes! Magazine's Sarah van Gelder on creating a culture of connection within an extractive economy

Crystal Arnold

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Resisting the Border Wall

In defense of indigenous history and an Underground Railroad outpost

Garet Bleir

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Sovereign Sisters in Lakota Lands

Water Protector Cheryl Angel on a Magical Staff, the Black Hills and Economic Sovereignty

Cheryl Angel Tracy L. Barnett

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Six Children Dead: Enough is Enough

Allegra Love on the wave of Central American child deaths resulting from US crackdown on asylum seekers

Allegra Love

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Finding Our True Wealth

Money-Morphosis Founder and Financial Empowerment Leader Crystal Arnold Shares Her Journey With Money

Crystal Arnold

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Striking Back Against Femicide in Costa Rica

Aude Mulliez on Femicide, Empowerment Self-Defense, and Turning Garbage into Houses

Aude Mulliez Esperanza Project

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Resistance in the Borderlands of El Paso

“El Paso Most Wanted” on the #Borderland16, vigilante militias and why this human rights activist is facing criminal trespass charges

Ana Tiffany Deveze

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Many Standing Rocks: Three Years and Still Fighting

An interview with Sicangu Lakota Spiritual Activist and Water Protector Cheryl Angel

Tracy L. Barnett Cheryl Angel

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Restoring Paradise: Permaculture Meets Disaster Response

Grassroots groups seize opportunity after devastating California fires

Esperanza Project Matthew Trumm

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Writing for our childrens' future

We're helping our heroes find their voices.

Tracy L. Barnett

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For the Love of Panamá

From Río Cobre to Barro Blanco, filmmaker Hernán García captures the stories about water in the country - and much more

Esperanza Project Hernan Garcia

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Dismantling the Patrix with EcoSocial Design

An interview with Gaia University cofounder and author Andrew Langford

Andrew Langford Esperanza Project

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Mamos of Colombia Issue Call for Help

Kogi, Arhuaca communities in Colombia’s Sierra Nevada pick up the pieces after devastating wildfire

Ana Barón

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The Water Sowers of Oaxaca

Zapotecs of the Ocotlán Valley wage a groundbreaking battle for the defense of the aquifers

Diana Manzo

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She Started a Movement that Speaks for the Forests

An interview with Joan Maloof, founder of the Old-Growth Forest Network

Esperanza Project Joan Maloof

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The Circus of Life

Seaside performance awakens connection with nature

Ana Ruiz Díaz

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Mapuche Motherhood in the Age of Benetton

Indigenous women struggles in Argentina

Moira Millán

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