Sixth Mapuche-Wallmapu Indigenous Cinema Festival Takes Place Online
Organised by the Mapuche of Southern Chile, self-representation is the theme of the sixth edition of the Mapuche Film and... Read Article
The Existence of Brazil’s Kuikuro People Is Being Threatened by COVID-19
The Coronavirus pandemic has left the Kuikuro Indigenous community vulnerable and under threat to losing elder leaders and others within... Read Article
Chilean Animation Pays Tribute to Land Struggles of Mapuche Indigenous Peoples
A new short animation is paying tribute to the land struggles of the Mapuche indigenous peoples of Southern Chile and... Read Article
Short Doc Reveals COVID-19 Struggle in Peruvian Amazon from Indigenous Perspective
A new documentary is drawing attention to the COVID-19 situation for indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon, a place rich... Read Article
Indigenous Race Into Ecuador’s Amazon to Escape Coronavirus
This story originally appeared in aljazeera.com and is republished here as part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalistic collaboration... Read Article
To The Land With No Evil: Remembering Carlos Martínez Sarasola
Carlos Martínez Sarasola taught, gave talks and conducted his radio program until the end of his life, passing on the... Read Article
Why Are Colombia’s Kogui Indigenous People So Unique?
Whilst spending several weeks in Santa Marta on the Caribbean coast of Colombia, as part of an exciting research project... Read Article
“Juan Domingo Perón Was the Son of an Indian Woman”: An Interview with Hipólito Barreiro
The former Argentinean ambassador in Liberia and Perón’s doctor, Hipólito Barreiro, is preparing for the reissue of his book Juan... Read Article
The New Face of Colombia – It’s Time for Change
Independent Art Advisor and Curator, Sandra Higgins is back in London after living the last seven months in Colombia. She... Read Article
Gypsy Trance Rituals in Brazilian Umbanda Religion
Tent of Gypsy Passage (Tenda Caminho Cigano) is located in the working class town of Nilópolis, one and a half... Read Article
The Quipu Project – Sterilised Women in Peru Raise Their Voices
In the 1990s, more than 270,000 women and 22,000 men were sterilised in Peru as part of a massive family... Read Article
Santa Mala, An All Women Bolivian Hip Hop Group Representing Diasporic Roots
Meet Santa Mala, an up and coming all female Bolivian hip hop group based in São Paulo, Brazil. Having a chola-esque... Read Article