Indigenous Knowledge

A Guarani Nhandewa anthropologist writes on the courage of Indigenous women and the wisdom of the body.

A Xakriabá activist reclaims the enduring power of clay, genipap, and chalk for a decolonized education.

How industrial exploitation and extractivism destroy lands, bodies, and architectural practices in Morocco.

A Guarani Mbya leader on environmental activism, food autonomy, and why we should all challenge the concept of “civilization.”

Unpacking Brazilian diasporic memories and aspects of structural racism through an iconographic analysis.

Curator Keyna Eleison making a case for expanding knowledges.

Following histories of deforestation, dispossession, epistemic violence, and resistance.