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Drawing parallels between the colonization of Palestine, and Turtle Island, and the environmental devastation that both lands have endured through chemical warfare and occupation.
Overfishing in West Africa has become a pressing issue, with detrimental effects on Indigenous populations and marine ecosystems.
Indigenous communities within and around so-called “North America” have experienced the severe detriment of our homelands, on and off reservations for generations because of extractive industries.
In a powerful collaboration, grassroots organizations Sacred Earth Solar and No More Silence are joining forces to empower Indigenous communities in so-called “Canada” toward a future of collective power and healing justice.
El sonido del martillo y del clavo se escucha cada vez más en México, a medida que se desarrollan nuevos proyectos con miras al crecimiento económico del país.
Somos Abya Yala es una plataforma de comunicaciones y de encuentro continental surgida en 2014, autónoma y autogestionada que vincula colectivos, individuos, pueblos indígenas, afrodescendientes y campesinos, y organizaciones sociales que construyen movimiento social.
Ritmos Descolonizados (Decolonized Beatz) es una serie de artes y presentaciones para celebrar el trabajo de narradores, organizadores, y artistas indígenas, incluidas las personas discapacitadas y personas 2LGBTQIA+, las mujeres y los creativos afroindígenas.
Decolonized Beatz is an Indigenous arts and performance series to celebrate the work of Indigenous storytellers, organizers, and performers, including disabled and 2LGBTQIA+, women, and AfroIndigenous creatives.
Somos Abya Yala (We are Abya Yala) is an autonomous youth-led regional communications network and face-to-face convener of people around the region created in 2014 that connects grassroots organizations, Original Peoples, people of African descent, peasants, and social movements.
El 14 de Octubre, los australianos rechazaron por abrumadora mayoría el controvertido referéndum, conocido como “La Voz” (“The Voice”), para cambiar la Constitución, que habría llevado potencialmente a la creación de un cuerpo consultivo parlamentario sobre las políticas que afectan a los aborígenes e isleños del Estrecho de Torres.
On October 14th, Australians overwhelmingly voted no on the controversial referendum, known as “The Voice,” to change the constitution, which would have potentially led to the creation of a parliamentary advisory body on policies affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.