Love, joy and resistance: Satish Kumar’s advice to ‘seed-activists’ in Brazil
The Indian founder of Schumacher College shares common ground with Indigenous, black, antiracist, and feminist campaigners from the frontlines of the Amazon and São Paulo
Opinion
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Indigenous voices climb
Alok’s pyramid, but the
destruction wrought by agro
interests is there too
Brazil's most famous DJ, star of the Sertanejo Circuit, is releasing an album in partnership with Indigenous musicians, but he doesn’t seem to understand the complexity of the cause he has embraced
Eight thousand Indigenous people occupy Brasília, only to be betrayed by men in suits
Lula is struggling to demarcate territories and there are signs of a retreat from a Supreme Court under attack from the most predatory Congress since Brazil's redemocratization
The Indigenous Village setting up in Brazil’s capital is fighting to be heard
At the 2024 Free Land Camp, which celebrated 20 years of mobilization, around 8,000 members of over 200 Indigenous peoples stayed together over five days in Brasília to debate the topics most relevant to the movement and their future
The Indigenous Village setting up in Brazil’s capital is fighting to be heard
At the 2024 Free Land Camp, which celebrated 20 years of mobilization, around 8,000 members of over 200 Indigenous peoples stayed together over five days in Brasília to debate the topics most relevant to the movement and their future
‘I’m taking my vital image back,’ jokes Yanomami shaman Davi Kopenawa
This is a story of Afro-Indigenous diplomacy and unity, when thirteen Indigenous people met the Afro-Brazilian community of Salgueiro during this year’s Carnival parade, which denounced the genocide of the Yanomami ethnic group and exalted Indigenous Brazil
Carnival 2024: Salgueiro shows the pain and the beauty of being Yanomami
For leader and shaman Davi Kopenawa, the parade theme brought to Rio's Sambadrome in the middle of the night on February 12 symbolizes an alliance between Indigenous and Black people to demand 'respect'
Bridges destroyed, acts of arson, death threats: Ibama’s battle to enforce the law in the Amazon
SUMAÚMA spent three days following the biggest operation ever carried out by Brazil’s environmental agency Ibama to remove cattle from the Ituna/Itatá Indigenous Territory, home to isolated forest peoples
