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Nature, Culture and Spirit
Panel Discussion – Sacred Medicines, Creativity, Evolution & the Paradigm Shift
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Societal attitudes toward consciousness-expanding substances are changing as the research supporting the pharmaceutical use of psychedelics to treat...

Justice
Panel Discussion – Frontline Leadership to Transform the World
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In this moment of unraveling, a new generation of Black, Indigenous, Latinx and other people of color leaders are generating creative strategic...

Bioneers News
Coming to Bioneers Weekend 1: Artivism, Indigenous Wisdom, & More!
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This article contains the content from the 12/3/2020 Bioneers Pulse newsletter. Sign up here to get the newsletter straight to your...

Justice
Chloe Maxmin – Building Progressive Power in Rural Red America
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The deep divisions between urban and rural America are becoming a defining force in American politics at the state and national levels. It is clear...

Art
Performance of “I Love America” by Alfred Howard
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This remarkable performance of “I Love America” by Alfred Howard took place at the 2020 Bioneers Conference. Alfred is an accomplished...

Art
Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company Bioneers 2020
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This special video by the Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company was created for the 2020 Bioneers Conference. The Destiny Arts Youth Performance...

Art
Performance of “We Shall Be Known” by The Thrive Choir and MaMuse
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For several years, we’ve closed out Bioneers’ keynotes with beauty and grace with performances by The Thrive Choir, an Oakland-based singing...

Nature, Culture and Spirit
How Emotions Can Guide Antiracist Work
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Society is not as far removed from the painful legacy of racism as some believe. After the police killing of George Floyd this summer, the...

Nature, Culture and Spirit
Deborah Eden Tull: Using Mindfulness to Find Balance in a Divided World
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In a time of political upheaval, national unrest, and accelerating climate change, it is important for everyone to find balance in navigating the...

Food and Farming
Farming While Black with Leah Penniman
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In 1920, 14 percent of all land-owning U.S. farmers were black. Today less than 2 percent of farms are controlled by black people: a loss of over 14...

Ecological Design
Panel Discussion – The Power of Community: Aligning Governments and Grassroots for Urgent Climate Action
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The climate change ship has left the harbor, and what confronts us is the urgent need to accomplish multiple goals simultaneously: reducing and then...

Indigeneity
How Indigenous Wisdom Can Help Us Address Today’s Challenges, with Anita Sanchez
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Dr. Anita L. Sanchez is an Indigenous consultant and author whose visionary work bridges Indigenous wisdom and modern life. Inspired by the rich...

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