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By Erika Castillo | Video by Santiago Oviedo When the canoes finally arrived today in Pë’këya, located in the vast…

Video by Michelle Gachet and Morelia Mendúa | Text by Erika Castillo Indigenous women are indispensable in the fight for…

Across the world, an alarm is sounding. Through record-breaking temperatures, through warming oceans, through swelling forest fires and torrential rains,…

Despite the fear he had of the Cowori (non-Waorani people) as a child, Gaba Guiquita went to the little school…

Emeregildo Criollo puts all of his wisdom as an A’i Cofán grandfather into the Sinangoe community’s community-led education process, discovering…

The A’i Cofán community of Sinangoe lives in a critical situation regarding its education. Without educational infrastructure and with scarce…

As a teacher in Siekopai communities, Wilmer Piaguaje wanted to make sure that the boys, girls and young people he…

By making a sieve, a child learns mathematics. By recognizing the plants in their territory, children learn botany. By learning,…

Waorani leader Nemonte Nenquimo travels the world spreading the word on how essential it is that Indigenous knowledge be incorporated…

A home for sacred species Imagine: the sharp song of the pëëriri (nocturnal curassow) travels between the thick foliage before…

For Us, By Us: Indigenous-Powered Solar Energy in the Amazon As Indigenous nations of the Upper Amazon, we are well…

On World Water Day, we’re writing from the Amazon, the biggest watershed in the world…