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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

Restoring Paradise: Permaculture Meets Disaster Response

Grassroots groups seize opportunity after devastating California fires

Esperanza Project Matthew Trumm

Writing for our childrens' future

We're helping our heroes find their voices.

Tracy L. Barnett

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

Dismantling the Patrix with EcoSocial Design

An interview with Gaia University cofounder and author Andrew Langford

Andrew Langford Esperanza Project

Mamos of Colombia Issue Call for Help

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

Ana Barón

The Water Sowers of Oaxaca

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

Diana Manzo

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

The Circus of Life

Seaside performance awakens connection with nature

Ana Ruiz Díaz

Mapuche Motherhood in the Age of Benetton

Indigenous women struggles in Argentina

Moira Millán

Mapuche Motherhood in the Age of Benetton

Moira Millan: Our right to maternity according to our own cosmovision is being crushed in our own territory.

Moira Millán

Oak Flat: Apaches Fight "Murder" of Sacred Site

Federally protected indigenous lands face obliteration by Australian mining company

Janie Stein

Migrant Caravan: On the Other Side

Immigration lawyer’s journey has unexpected consequences

Allegra Love

Amazonian Artivistas

Ecuadorian muralists use art to generate excitement about the astounding biodiversity of the Pastaza region

Kayla Mi-Kyung Vandervort

In the Path of the Border Wall

Reflections on Our Time with the Esto'k Gna and the National Butterfly Center

Janie Stein

WITNESS: Poetry penned in civil wars of Central America

Wandering poet Lorraine Caputo had heard other people’s testimonies. Finally in 1988, she began a journey that would change her life.

Lorraine Caputo

Esperanza Project Celebrates 10 Years of Hope

A decade covering inspirational social change in the Americas

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Esperanza Project celebrates 10 years of hope

Inspiration thrives in times of darkness: That's what a decade of coverage of social movements in the Americas reveals.

Tracy L. Barnett

Christmas in Tornillo

Occupation at “concentration camp for children” strives to waken America's soul

Tracy L. Barnett

From Ferguson to the Frontera

Elizabeth Vega: “Music and art should be the heartbeat of every movement.”

Esperanza Project

The Godmother of Craftivism

Betsy Greer on the hidden power of craft, empowerment as activism and craftivism through the ages

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A Kinder, More Beautiful Activism

Sarah Corbett demonstrates the quiet power of craftivism

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21 Planet-Friendly Holiday Ideas

If Christmas is about the children... Why not give them a cleaner planet?

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More Joy, Less Waste

How to Have a Happier, Planet-Healthy Holiday

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