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Why were we separated?
In the first story from Micélio Sumaúma - a Forest-Journalist Co-Training Program - Yudjá-Juruna reporters from Volta Grande do Xingu answer a question that ties violence to resistance, all at the same time
Trials of love and strength at a traditional indigenous wedding
Samela Sateré Mawé and Tukumã Pataxó, digital influencers who represent the new face of indigenous youth and promote the culture of native peoples, were recently married in a Pataxó ceremony known as the Aragwaksã
Lula slammed for failing to reciprocate Raoni’s support
Some 54 Indigenous peoples from all Brazilian biomes heeded the call of the country’s most eminent Indigenous leader, who made a visible show of support for the president at his inauguration last January. Now they want responses from the three branches of government—and on a tight deadline
Belo Monte: peoples of the Volta Grande region call on Ibama to release the Xingu River
'Piracema Hydrogram,' an animation made in partnership with Indigenous peoples and ribeirinhos, shows how the hydroelectric plant’s sequester of 70% of the river's water has turned life into death in one of the Amazon's most biodiverse regions
How to de-zombify people
A connection to reality is our only salvation from the cyclones and droughts. That’s why we are introducing Howler and Jargon Buster
Demarcation legal battle: ‘middle way’ creates more problems than it solves
Attorneys for Indigenous peoples warn the supposed compromise opinion put forward by Brazilian Federal Supreme Court minister Alexandre de Moraes will open the door to new conflicts and forced evictions
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Mycelium: the invisible force nourishing the visible life of the forest
Underground, hidden from sight, fungi are silently doing a remarkable job, associating with plant roots
