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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…

Rosewood (Aña pë’kë majoro) Story by Milena Piaguaje  As Siekopai women, we believe menstruation should last no longer than 4…

Forest strawberry (Mi’a) Story by Aneth Lusitande and Daris Payaguaje Whenever I got sick or had an injury, my father…

Huatiduri Story by Limber Payaguaje Bad air is an affliction of the body caused by an evil spirit. The elders…

Nettle (Ankhu’si) Story by Morelia Mendúa, Tamara Alvarado, Magdalena Quenamá We traveled to the Kofán Avie community to visit an…

The rainforests of the Amazon are filled with unique beings: animals, insects, trees, and plants of every kind. For Indigenous…

Yuquilla (aña ëko) Story by Judy Payaguaje To visit my parents in the Waiya community, I traveled by bus from…

We Are a Weaving of Gazes Romelia Papue from the Kichwa nation and Manuela Omari from the Waorani nation are…

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