Juxtapoz Magazine - Raquel Van Haver: The Outsider Weaves Herself In
Raquel van Haver's art reflects her journey as an outsider, focusing on cultural preservation and the empowerment of marginalized communities through traditional and modern techniques.
Hunters wearing dead herons as hats: Randy Olson's best photograph
The article highlights the enduring connection between ancient traditions and modern survival amidst challenges posed by extractive industries and lawlessness.
The World
People around the world find sacredness in local traditions and connections to nature, showcasing the diversity of sacred spaces globally.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Raquel Van Haver: The Outsider Weaves Herself In
Raquel van Haver's art reflects her journey as an outsider, focusing on cultural preservation and the empowerment of marginalized communities through traditional and modern techniques.
Hunters wearing dead herons as hats: Randy Olson's best photograph
The article highlights the enduring connection between ancient traditions and modern survival amidst challenges posed by extractive industries and lawlessness.
The World
People around the world find sacredness in local traditions and connections to nature, showcasing the diversity of sacred spaces globally.
Canada's Gas Brings Indigenous People New Money, and Old Worries
Indigenous communities are at the forefront of a new fossil fuel export terminal, balancing economic opportunity with environmental concerns.
NWMO selects northwestern Ontario for Canada's nuclear waste management site after years of heated debate | CBC News
Canada's first deep geological repository for nuclear waste will be located in Northwestern Ontario, specifically in Ignace and Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation.
Canada's Gas Brings Indigenous People New Money, and Old Worries
Indigenous communities are at the forefront of a new fossil fuel export terminal, balancing economic opportunity with environmental concerns.
NWMO selects northwestern Ontario for Canada's nuclear waste management site after years of heated debate | CBC News
Canada's first deep geological repository for nuclear waste will be located in Northwestern Ontario, specifically in Ignace and Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation.
Washington Square Park encompasses a rich history of community gathering, burial traditions, and artistic expression, making it a vital cultural space.
A Climate and Society Student on Environmentalism and Collaboration With Local Communities
Olivia Palma's experience reveals the interconnectedness of humanitarian work and environmental activism, advocating for intersectional environmentalism in her career.
Powwows: Celebrating the culture and community of Indigenous people
The Dix Park Inter-Tribal Powwow, despite not happening in 2024, remains a vital cultural celebration and educational opportunity for Indigenous communities.
Climate change is critically affecting water sources in Peru, leading to increased pollution and toxicity in formerly drinkable rivers.
Climate change is worsening the housing crisis - we must tackle the two together
Indigenous and local communities in the Arctic face displacement due to climate change, requiring urgent government action.
Louisiana residents relieved worst of Hurricane Francine is over: It was a surprise'
Hurricane Francine's impact signals a troubling trend for Louisiana due to climate change, despite initial relief from avoided major damage.
Climate change makes farming easier in Alaska. Indigenous growers hope to lead the way
Climate change is threatening traditional food sources in Alaska, while also creating opportunities for new agricultural practices.
On Navajo Nation, a push to electrify more homes on the vast reservation
Improving access to electricity is crucial for health and daily living in the Navajo Nation, illustrating broader infrastructure challenges.
The connection to the power grid signifies significant socio-economic advancement for Navajo families.
By preserving the language, you reinforce communities': a school saving one of Louisiana's oldest dialects
Louisiana's first dual-language program teaches Metropolitan French alongside local French dialects spoken by the Indigenous and Cajun communities.
Preserving Indian French, as community members call it, has taken on new urgency as climate-related hurricanes and coastal erosion threaten to displace the Pointe-au-Chien tribe.
Where Glaciers Melt, the Rivers Run Red
Climate change is critically affecting water sources in Peru, leading to increased pollution and toxicity in formerly drinkable rivers.
Climate change is worsening the housing crisis - we must tackle the two together
Indigenous and local communities in the Arctic face displacement due to climate change, requiring urgent government action.
Louisiana residents relieved worst of Hurricane Francine is over: It was a surprise'
Hurricane Francine's impact signals a troubling trend for Louisiana due to climate change, despite initial relief from avoided major damage.
Climate change makes farming easier in Alaska. Indigenous growers hope to lead the way
Climate change is threatening traditional food sources in Alaska, while also creating opportunities for new agricultural practices.
On Navajo Nation, a push to electrify more homes on the vast reservation
Improving access to electricity is crucial for health and daily living in the Navajo Nation, illustrating broader infrastructure challenges.
The connection to the power grid signifies significant socio-economic advancement for Navajo families.
By preserving the language, you reinforce communities': a school saving one of Louisiana's oldest dialects
Louisiana's first dual-language program teaches Metropolitan French alongside local French dialects spoken by the Indigenous and Cajun communities.
Preserving Indian French, as community members call it, has taken on new urgency as climate-related hurricanes and coastal erosion threaten to displace the Pointe-au-Chien tribe.
The Lost Children review extraordinary story of missing kids in the Colombian rainforest
The siblings' story emphasizes unity in the face of adversity amidst a backdrop of mistrust between rescuers.
Biden to Apologize for 150-year Indian Boarding School Policy
Biden's apology marks an important recognition of historical injustices in the Indian boarding school system.
WBA OpenRoaming promises new era of digital inclusion across Australia | Computer Weekly
The WBA's public Wi-Fi network improves access to online services for remote communities in Australia.
The oilsands, the housing crisis next door and a new partnership to bring about change | CBC News
Indigenous communities, despite being near wealth from oil revenues, face significant housing struggles, prompting initiatives like Cenovus Energy's $50 million housing project.
Parallel lives: Indigenous women united by murder, driven by desperation for change
Violence against Indigenous women is a devastating reality that needs urgent attention and action.
Deb Haaland's push to protect Indigenous people disappoints some Native leaders
The murder rate in Indigenous communities being twice the national average has prompted legislative action, like the Not Invisible Act, to address the issue.
TC Energy signs deal to sell minority stake in pipeline to Indigenous groups | CBC News
TC Energy Corp. signs $1-billion deal for Indigenous communities' stake in gas transmission system.
Pacific Islands that are still colonized DW 05/25/2024
Riots in New Caledonia over controversial electoral reform triggering tensions among indigenous communities and French troops deployed for control.
Interior Department will give tribal nations $120 million to fight climate-related threats
Indigenous communities disproportionately impacted by climate change
Biden administration allocating $120 million to tribal governments for climate adaptation
Biden Shields Millions of Acres of Alaskan Wilderness From Drilling and Mining
The Biden administration expanded protections for Alaskan wilderness, blocking oil and mining in unspoiled lands to preserve the environment and indigenous communities.
Interior Department will give tribal nations $120 million to fight climate-related threats
Indigenous communities disproportionately impacted by climate change
Biden administration allocating $120 million to tribal governments for climate adaptation
Biden Shields Millions of Acres of Alaskan Wilderness From Drilling and Mining
The Biden administration expanded protections for Alaskan wilderness, blocking oil and mining in unspoiled lands to preserve the environment and indigenous communities.
Canada moves to protect coral reef that scientists say shouldn't exist'
Discovery of coral reef in unlikely location
Collaboration with Indigenous communities in research
L.A.'s Oaxacan community rallies after wildfire devastates a region of Mexico famed for its mezcal
Wildfire in Oaxaca's mezcal region led to tragic deaths of volunteers.
Indigenous communities impacted by delayed government response and vulnerability due to mezcal production.
Canada Infrastructure Bank partners with First Nations Bank to finance projects | CBC News
The Canada Infrastructure Bank partners with First Nations Bank of Canada to assist Indigenous communities in infrastructure projects.
The program allows Indigenous communities to access loans for infrastructure development with the support of FNBC.
Tacita Dean and Cornelia Parker make works from Amazonian ash to raise money for Indigenous communities
Artists use ash and charcoal from Amazon rainforest in new exhibition and auction at Christie's London.
Funds raised to support Xingu Indigenous communities for firefighting equipment and monitoring technologies.
Like a knife through the heart': two years after his desperate death, George Abraham was asked if he still needed housing
Indigenous families in Western Australia have been evicted from public housing, leading to homelessness and vulnerability
The deaths of Australians experiencing homelessness are largely invisible and not properly counted or understood
Settler colonialism is not an academic fad'
Settler colonialism seeks to erase Indigenous populations and establish settler societies.
The founding myth of Israel perpetuates the idea of a land without a people for a people without a land.
We said, there must be ladies': the pioneering Maasai women ending all-male leadership of the land
Women in Maasai Mara are taking up leadership roles in conservancies, traditionally dominated by men.
Conservancies provide income for Indigenous communities and help protect vital habitats outside of national parks.
A sanctuary': how neglected Native American communities are organizing their own food hubs
The first-ever Hopi-region food hub is being established to improve Indigenous access to fresh, healthy, and affordable food through various programs.
National Geographic releases first trailer for its documentary film, 'Sugarcane'
The documentary film 'Sugarcane' sheds light on the discovery of unmarked graves at an Indian residential school in Canada and the ensuing national reckoning.
In some Alaska villages, hunting and fishing season starts with a "throwing party"
Indigenous communities in Western Alaska celebrate firsts with throwing parties, evolving from sharing seal hunts to commemorating various achievements and milestones.