Colombia Builds Latin America’s First Indigenous Agricultural Prison in Cauca
Colombia began building Latin America’s first indigenous agricultural prison in Cauca to align penal infrastructure with ancestral justice.…
9 ways to restore Latin American landscapes
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Government of Canada invests in Manitoba-built solutions to help local companies grow
November 20, 2025 – Winnipeg, Manitoba – Doug Eyolfson, Member of Parliament for Winnipeg West, Manitoba, on behalf…
Vatican will return dozens of artifacts to Indigenous groups in Canada as gesture of reconciliation | News
VATICAN CITY – The Vatican is expected to soon announce that it will return a few dozen artifacts to…
‘Planetary health diet’ could prevent 15 million deaths a year and climate disaster
About 15 million deaths could be avoided each year and agricultural emissions could drop by 15 per cent…
Indigenous survivors recount past horrors at Canada residential school | Nation
Roberta Hill, one of the thousands of Indigenous people who survived Canada’s notorious Mohawk Institute residential school, said…
The Law Commission of Canada’s radical mission to decolonize justice
The back-from-the-dead Law Commission of Canada is a distinctly Liberal institution that serves to churn out “independent and…
Conference Seeks Solidarity Among Indigenous Peoples of Russia, Ukraine and Central Asia
BERLIN — Leading Indigenous voices from Russia as well as Central Asia and Ukraine gathered in the German…
Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke on Her Viral Haka, New Zealand’s Treaty Bill, and Fighting for Māori Rights
“Kōhanga Reo Generation” was a clear statement to Parliament: “This place once wanted us to literally go extinct,…
In India, Women’s ‘Dream Maps’ Push Back on Climate Change
The Indigenous Adivasis have lived in the villages of India’s eastern state of Odisha for millennia, continuing…
How do rural Zimbabweans perceive climate change?
The Zambezi River runs through a valley in northern Zimbabwe well known for its animal and plant diversity.…
Even as A.I. Technology Races Ahead, the Prehistoric Science of Wildlife Tracking Is Making a Comeback
By Ben Goldfarb Photographs by Mette Lampcov The 28th question of the hardest exam I’d taken since college…