Amazon

We dare not sleep

When 120 Yanomami and Yek’wana shamans, warriors, women and youth come together to resist 20,000 wildcat miners and President…

Amazon, the forest that beats in us

Indigenous, riverines, young climate activists from Europe and scientists gathered in the heart…

Dance, celebration and resistance

In Wawi Indigenous Land (MT), Khĩsêtjê sing and dance until dawn to celebrate 20 years of their…

Xingu at the front line against destruction

Side by side in the Menkragnoti Indigenous Land, at the 4º Xingu + Network Summit…

They will never walk alone

The Yarang Women’s Movement, in the Xingu Indigenous Territory (Mato Grosso), is commemorating ten years of…

‘We Yanomami have presented scientists with a great discovery’

Where do Brazil nuts come from? The Wai Wai people of the Amazon explain

The women behind Baniwa Jiquitaia Pepper

From farming the peppers to labeling and managing the Casas da Pimenta [Houses of…

Baniwa Jiquitaia Pepper for body and soul

The history of the cultivation of the pepper by Baniwa women and the uses of the fruit…

Xingu comes to you

Instituto Socioambiental (ISA) presents Fire in the Forest, a VR film that brings the Amazon, indigenous peoples and their…