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Ecuador: Saved by the First Nations People
Riki Cevallos
On a UNESCO-recognized Wixárika pilgrimage route, a fence comes down — and hope rises
Tracy L. Barnett
“It’s not grass, it’s a milpa”: Defending Life on Avenida Federalismo
Esperanza Project
Rhizome Roots: Tran Dang on Resilience and the Realities of Deportation
Tracy L. Barnett
Moon Dance: Healing the Mother Wound
Tracy L. Barnett
Four Nights, One Vision: How the Moon Dance Transforms Women at Teotihuacán
Tracy L. Barnett
Moon Dance in Teotihuacán: A Conversation with Abuela Ana Lucía
Tracy L. Barnett
Migrant Day Festival: A living mosaic in Guadalajara
Tracy L. Barnett
ITESO launches binational legal clinic to support migrants
Tracy L. Barnett
A desert river under siege: Sonora communities say no to new dams
Tracy L. Barnett
From the Seas to the Streets: How Guadalajara Sparks Green Action
Tracy L. Barnett
Sonora River in Resistance: A Resounding NO to the dams
Isabel Dorado Auz
Tales of Tlaquepaque: Book project preserves village memories
Tracy L. Barnett
After UNESCO, what’s next for the Wixárika route to Wirikuta?
Tracy L. Barnett
No Kings, Just People: A Call for Democracy from Middle America
Tracy L. Barnett
Ecuador: Rights of Nature on Paper — The Case of Sarayaku
Riki Cevallos
Sheinbaum Returns Stolen Land to Wixárika in Historic Ceremony
Tracy L. Barnett
Renewed Renaissance: Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Academia in Florence
Darinka Rueda
Painting for the Whales: Beatriz Padilla’s 21-Day Strike Against Saguaro LNG
Esperanza Project
From Democracy To Dictatorship To Democracy
John McLeod
Voices of Resilience: Celebrating Indigenous Artists Revitalizing Native Languages
Tracy L. Barnett
Mapuche Community Accused of Arson Amid Scant Evidence
Maria Eugenia Ludueña
When Peace Needs a Party: Meet the Musical Activist Building Bridges in War Zones
Tracy L. Barnett
A Historic First: Indigenous Kañari to Host World Quinua Congress in Ecuador
Alan Adams
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