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A civilian peacekeeper explores the role of biocultural rights and responsibilities in achieving reconciliation and a lasting peace in conflict areas.

Aug 08 2023

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Ethical Straw: Reviving a Sustainable Weaving Tradition in Nepal

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Indigenous Newah farming communities reaffirm their identity and protect the land by rekindling ancestral artisanal skills.

Aug 02 2023

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Piikanissini: A Piikani Collective Biocultural Heritage Approach

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Biocultural community protocols can help Indigenous Peoples communicate ancestral laws and responsibilities to external actors.

Jul 25 2023

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One Last Offering of Oranges

By Akshara Sangiorgio

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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Forest of Our Past, Forest of Our Future: Managing the Woods of an Ancient French Common

La forêt de notre passé, la forêt de notre avenir : Gestion des bois d’un commun français

Rani’s Rayah

On Becoming A Steward

Women Do It Differently: Realizing the Responsibilities of Rights in an Indigenous Community of India

The Rohingya Refugees: Language and Our Ethical Responsibility

Ituri: Challenges and Prospects for Biocultural Heritage in Conflict Situations

Ethical Straw: Reviving a Sustainable Weaving Tradition in Nepal

Piikanissini: A Piikani Collective Biocultural Heritage Approach

One Last Offering of Oranges

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