Nick Estes describes the Anishinaabe people’s resistance to the “Line 3” pipeline in Minnesota, the outsized impact frontline Indigenous communities are having in resisting extractive industries, the importance Earth-centered approaches to fighting for Climate Justice, and the overarching goal of being “good ancestors of the future.”

We can’t talk about a fair, just, and equitable food system without radical new thinking and putting in a lot work. Karen Washington, one of the most renowned and influential food activists of our era shares her wisdom and her analysis of why the food system doesn’t need to be fixed but has to be dramatically transformed.

An international youth organizer since the age of 13, Alexandria Villaseñor shares the unique ways in which a multicultural, geographically distributed youth movement is building trust, negotiating compromises, distributing decision-making and centering the stories, experiences and leadership of those most impacted in each action and campaign.

Cree legends talk about the nefarious winter spirit Witigo’, which can possess you to such an extent that you become stricken with insatiable greed and hunger. Clayton Thomas-Müller offers this as a metaphor for the mindset that has brought us the ravages of extractive capitalism and the oppression of First Peoples and other historically disenfranchised groups.

"If you’re at all like me, you may be having trouble finding your way through the challenging confluence of crises we are facing these days." Bioneers Co-founder Nina Simons explores how we can support each other to make our way through the maze we're currently facing.