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Indigenize the Law: Tribal Rights of Nature Movements with Casey Camp-Horinek | Part 1 Indigeneity
Indigenize the Law: Tribal Rights of Nature Movements with Casey Camp-Horinek Part 1
Podcasts

The idea that a river or other natural feature is a living being, imbued with the right to live and thrive is nothing new to Indigenous Peoples...

Plant Teachers: Ayahuasca, Tobacco and the Pursuit of Knowledge Nature, Culture and Spirit
Plant Teachers: Ayahuasca, Tobacco and the Pursuit of Knowledge
Article

Jeremy Narby “Once again the brilliant advocate of ‘bi-cognitive’ consciousness, with his usual crystalline clarity and scalpel-sharp...

Bioneers 2021 Day 3: Honoring Our Connections Bioneers News
Bioneers 2021 Day 3: Honoring Our Connections
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The final day of the 2021 Bioneers Conference is coming to an end, and we’re beyond inspired by everything we’ve learned and every Bioneers in...

Bioneers 2021 Day 2: Finding Balance Bioneers News
Bioneers 2021 Day 2: Finding Balance
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As the second day of the 2021 Bioneer Conference winds to a close, we’re reflecting on the necessity of balance. Today, we heard leaders talk...

Bioneers 2021 Day 1: Looking Beneath the Surface Bioneers News
Bioneers 2021 Day 1: Looking Beneath the Surface
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Day 1 of the 2021 Bioneers Conference introduced brilliant speakers and inspirational conversations. We were asked repeatedly to look beneath the...

No More Stolen Sisters: Stopping the Abuse and Murder of Native Women and Girls Indigeneity
No More Stolen Sisters: Stopping the Abuse and Murder of Native Women and Girls
Podcasts

Jessica Alva. Khadija Rose Britton. Hanna Harris. Anthonette Christine Cayedito. If you haven't heard of these women, it’s no surprise. They’re...

Food and Farming
Bren Smith’s Open-Sourced 3D Ocean Farm Model Can Feed a Hungry Planet
Article

Bren Smith is one of the world’s most sustainable, ethical, and productive farmers. His farms have tiny footprints with massive outputs, and...

“Stand Like an Oak” by Rising Appalachia Art
“Stand Like an Oak” by Rising Appalachia
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A luminous example of socially engaged and visionary artistry, Rising Appalachia perform their song "Stand Like an Oak." This performance took...

Averting a Hot, Toxic Endgame: Strategizing & Mobilizing for Climate Justice Justice
Averting a Hot, Toxic Endgame: Strategizing & Mobilizing for Climate Justice
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A coproduction of WECAN and Bioneers Everywoman’s Leadership program As the IPCC reports, climate destabilization is happening far faster than...

Nina Simons – From Discipline to Discipleship: Cultivating Love, Collaboration, & Imagination Indigeneity
Nina Simons – From Discipline to Discipleship: Cultivating Love, Collaboration, & Imagination
Video

In this keynote from the 2021 Bioneers conference, Bioneers Co-founder Nina Simons draws from vast and varied cultural touchpoints – from...

Kenny Ausubel – The Sting: The Role of Fraud in Nature Green Business
Kenny Ausubel – The Sting: The Role of Fraud in Nature
Video

Nature is sending us extravagant distress signals. Earth is a hot mess. From COVID to climate catastrophe to fascism, the perils of disinformation...

Alexandria Gordon – The Power of Young People Youth
Alexandria Gordon – The Power of Young People
Video

Young people have been key players in nearly every successful social change movement, and at the moment they are at the forefront of the struggle to...

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