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Sep 27 2019

You Need to Carry the Torch of Light

By Robert Wiltzen

D’ulus Mukhin (Even, Russian Federation), interviewed by Galya Morrell Drum-dancing is the heart of life in Siberia. D’ulus Mukhin, the youngest of the Siberian shamans, is trying to awaken his…

Sep 20 2019

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Dreaming of a Beautiful World Where I Could Live One Day

By Robert Wiltzen

Katrina Trofimova (Even, Russian Federation), interviewed by Galya Morrell "I dream about the time when animals and people can talk together again," says Katrina Trofimova, a young Even artist from…

Sep 13 2019

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In the Land of the River-Mirrors: Dialogues about “Bee-cultural” Diversity

By Robert Wiltzen

by Walter Gabriel Estrada Ramírez and Juan Manuel Rosso Londoño Origins Sensing the other bank of the river. Photo: J. M. Rosso, 2010 Walter I was born on the 2nd…

Sep 04 2019

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They call me Umusangwabutaka: My People Were the First to Reach This Land, but Today We Don’t Own Any of It

By Robert Wiltzen

Story by Marie Michelle Hirwa, Batwa (Rwanda) Marie around the time she finished high school. Photo: Unknown, 2006 I am Marie Michelle Hirwa, born on September 12, 1986. I was…

Aug 27 2019

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In Pursuit of Dreams: An Odyssey of Self-discovery and Homecoming of a Young Dhangar Man

By Robert Wiltzen

Story by Somnath Dadas (Dhangar), age 22, India, with Kanna K. Siripurapu In this picture from 10 years ago, I’m receiving a participation certificate from Anthra, an NGO working to…

Aug 22 2019

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In an Indigenous University: Journey of a Pamusepian

By Robert Wiltzen

Story by Sean Anthony Dagondon Rusiana (Bagobo-Tagabawa, Philippines), age 20 Formal education and a degree is something that we Indigenous peoples in the Philippines value as a tool for self-realization…

Aug 14 2019

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Overcoming the Odds to Reach My Dreams: An Indigenous Artist’s Story

By Robert Wiltzen

Story by We'e'ena Tikuna, Tikuna, Brazil, age 30 We’e’ena Tikuna is an Indigenous artist from Amazonas, Brazil. We’e’ena, whose name means “the jaguar that swims across the river,” was born in…

Aug 07 2019

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TEKS | Promoting & Safeguarding Biocultural Diversity through the Arts

By Robert Wiltzen

by Dely Roy Nalo and Thomas Dick Left: Volcano on Gaua, the largest and second most populous of the Banks Islands in Torba Province of Northern Vanuatu. Right: Kastom performers…

Jul 31 2019

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Army Ants

By Robert Wiltzen

Story by Eusebia (Chevy) Flores, age 36, Yaqui (Mexico) The La Marabunta Filmadora participatory film team: (left to right) Eusebia, Samuel, Anabela, Faviola. Photo: Thor Morales/ InsightShare, 2015 I am…

Jul 24 2019

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The Pati Karapau Ceremony of Nua Lu’a (Palu’e Island), Nusa Tenggara Timur Province, Indonesia

By Robert Wiltzen

Story by Fauzi Bin Abdul Majid, age 24, Palu’e Women in Ko’a sing and dance before the buffalo is slaughtered. Photo: Donisisus Mastino Sera, 2019 I am a Palu’e, one…

You Need to Carry the Torch of Light

Dreaming of a Beautiful World Where I Could Live One Day

In the Land of the River-Mirrors: Dialogues about “Bee-cultural” Diversity

They call me Umusangwabutaka: My People Were the First to Reach This Land, but Today We Don’t Own Any of It

In Pursuit of Dreams: An Odyssey of Self-discovery and Homecoming of a Young Dhangar Man

In an Indigenous University: Journey of a Pamusepian

Overcoming the Odds to Reach My Dreams: An Indigenous Artist’s Story

TEKS | Promoting & Safeguarding Biocultural Diversity through the Arts

Army Ants

The Pati Karapau Ceremony of Nua Lu’a (Palu’e Island), Nusa Tenggara Timur Province, Indonesia

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