Sustainability Tip: Connecting with the Indigenous land you inhabit and what you can do to heal it
This evocative picture of the Northern lights is a reminder of the awe Indigenous people have held for thousands of years on their Native lands. It can help us remember …
Food for Thought: How Indigenous perspectives are positively impacting our world
Aeta Indigenous People in the mountains and primeval forests of the Philippines planting. Credit: PREDA By Alliance President Terry Gips We previously shared the profound, poignant perspectives of Alaska Native …
Food for Thought: How an Indigenous worldview can impact climate change and our relationship with nature
Alaska Native (Denaakk’e) Nazune Menka, a Berkeley Law School professor. Credit: Nazune on Instagram (left), Cheska Torres Ibasan, Berkeley Law (right) By Alliance President Terry Gips The colonization of Indigenous …
Art of the Week: Ariana Brown’s fiery spoken word poem Dear White Girls in my Spanish Class
By Alliance Communications Coordinator Amy Durr Ariana Brown’s spoken word poem Dear White Girls in My Spanish Class recounts a searing memory of white high school students trivializing Spanish class. …
Food for Thought: 3 things to know about why climate change is a racial justice issue
The climate crisis is intensifying worldwide and the United Nations urges countries to invest in the communities most impacted. Credit: David Goldman, AP By Amy Durr, Alliance Communications Coordinator Thanks …
Inspiration: Indigenous activist Morning Star Gali confronts colonialism and violence
Morning Star Gali is a member of the Ajumawi band of the Pit River Tribe (California) and serves as Project Director for Restoring Justice for Indigenous Peoples (RJIP). She’s committed …