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México: The 4th Transformation in a Global Context

Strenghtening the defense of human values and those of nature

Victor M. Toledo Jane K. Brundage

Love & Waste Aboard a Bus Called Home

One Family's Journey to Ignite a Permaculture Paradigm Shift

Cara Judea Alhadeff

May 13th, a Day to Do Nothing for the Climate

Erik Assadourian

Keystone XL Cancellation: Honoring the Treaties?

Native pipeline fighters target Line 3, DAPL

Talli Nauman

Putting the Heart Back in the Valley by Putting the Fire Back in the Ground

A place-based, indigenous approach to ecological restoration in eastern Oregon

Kollibri terre Sonnenblume

Modern Civilization and Its People Without Spirit

Only beings with conscience will save the species.

Victor M. Toledo Jane K. Brundage

'We’re not feminists, we’re the law'

Without a Whisper: Film sheds light on hidden influence of Iroquois women in US governance.

Talli Nauman

Lakota call out inequity in law enforcement at U.S. Capitol riot

‘Overcriminalizing protests led by people of color... no accountability for white supremacist acts of violence’

Talli Nauman

'Honor the Earth' vs. Enbridge Line 3 Oil Pipeline

Hundreds rally to oppose project in northern Minnesota that threatens climate, native wild rice and pristine sacred waters

Justine Anderson

Will the COVID vaccine lead to a boom in consumerism?

Or will it open the way for a new wave of climate activism?

Erik Assadourian

Letter to Joe and Jill: Tear Down Those Walls!

It's time to make the humanitarian crisis at the border and in detention centers throughout the country a top priority.

Sarah Towle

Defending the Birthplace of the Sun

Wixárika People mark a decade of struggle against the extractive industries in the sacred desert of Wirikuta

Tracy L. Barnett

Deb Haaland: First Native woman tapped for Interior Secretary

First-term congresswoman, supported by grassroots movements, now faces Senate for approval

Talli Nauman

Enlightening Our Way Together with Chief Phil

International community comes together to launch a new Global Center of Indigenous Sciences and Ancestral Wisdom

Tracy L. Barnett

Caring for Colombia's Dynamic Rivers

Indigenous Perspectives, Integrated Science and the Rights of Nature

Daniel Henryk Rasolt

The Human Swarm

Taking some lessons from David Quammen's 'Spillover' — and a plague of locusts

Erik Assadourian

Native pipeline foes make inroads across Northern Plains

Another day, another lawsuit, another encampment

Talli Nauman

Native youth center, rebounding from double whammy

MIGIZI rises from the ashes to help students navigate the tolls of a pandemic.

Justine Anderson

Diné grassroots sow precedent in clean energy history

Tribal members obtain industry compensation offer for coaled-fired damage.

Talli Nauman

Making Peace, Giving Thanks: From Guadalajara to You

On understanding the potential of this moment, and letting the mystery be.

Tracy L. Barnett

'Death flight' evokes Nazi Germany and Middle Passage

Shackled African asylum seekers tortured, returned to threat of death

Sarah Towle

Camp Mni Luzahan launches community Covid-19 testing

Hands-Off Pandemic Policy Provokes Hands-On Response

Talli Nauman

The Parable of the Three Burglars

A story of a monk who understands limits

Erik Assadourian

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