We are deeply committed to participating in righting the wrongs of colonialism and of the oppression and forced assimilation of Indigenous Peoples worldwide, by engaging in not only reconciliation but also reconcili-action.
Una joven activista kankuamo reivindica su lengua materna como el corazón de su identidad biocultural.
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In a sequel to his debut story, a young Ghanaian writer tells an honest and humorous account of learning his mother tongue.
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By reconnecting with the land, a proud Métis woman also reconnects with herself and her cultural identity.
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A visual artist vividly portrays the Waorani people’s struggle to defend their Amazonian territory from oil exploitation.
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A student from northern India musters the courage to learn her native Bhoti language from a college friend.
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A young volunteer reflects on the rights of refugees and the responsibilities of host countries.
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The right to formal education is considered so sacrosanct that we fail to see how it can undermine our biocultural responsibilities.
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At a pond's edge, a woman muses about waterlilies as metaphors for mother-tongue languages and their power to anchor story, wisdom, and heritage.
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A respected Elder shares important teachings that are intrinsic to his people’s language and way of life.
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A journey through endangered and minority languages that reveals diverse ways of relating to land and nature.
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