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Bridging Western and Native Cultures, Advocating for Peace and Healing: A Conversation with Dr. Lyla June Johnston

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James Dommek Jr. and Kahlil Hudson on the Making of “Blood & Myth”

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From Indigenous Lands to Desert Sands: A Curator’s Compelling Vision for the Sharjah Biennial

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Between the Sacrifice Zone and the Right to Exist: The Aranã Caboclo Indigenous Peoples’ Struggles in Brazil 

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(Re)storying Culture in Indigenous Early Childhood Education in the Philippines: Learning through the Arts, Heritage, and Cultural Identity

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Brazil Is Indigenous Land

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Chief Nailton Pataxó: The Ancestral Struggle of Retomadas and the Outstanding Leadership of the Pataxó Hã Hã Hãe Peoples

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Art, Culture, And Environmental Justice: Elizabeth Durazno

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Defending the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Fight for Identity: Ñushpi Quilla Mayhuay Alancay, Advocacy Coordinator

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Ogiek Women Keepers of the Mau Forest and Defenders of Food Sovereignty

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The Power of Radical Hospitality in Confronting Destruction in the Jequitinhonha Valley

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Living Heritage: The Legacy of Indigenous Leaders through the Voices of Their Descendants

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An Indigenous Leader and Activist from Northeast Brazil Defending Indigenous Health

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All the Frost Melts

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Guatemala’s National Law Is No Excuse for Ignoring Human Rights

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Indigenous Water Defenders Take on a Canadian Mining Giant

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Brazil Is Indigenous Land

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Plants Are Life, Health, and Knowledge: The Role of Food Sovereignty in the Brazilian Amazon

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18 Years of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

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Top Wins for Indigenous Peoples in 2024-2025

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​​​​​​​Indigenous Communities: Guardians of Nature

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Protect Freedom of Expression in Nepal

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Seque Jahuira Rises Up against Mining: A Struggle for Life and Territory

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A Moratória da Soja e a luta da Amazônia contra os Gigantes do Agronegócio

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The Soy Moratorium and the Amazon's Fight Against Agribusiness Giants

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