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Joenia Wapichana is used to charting new territory: the first Indigenous woman to earn a law degree in Brazil, she was also the first...
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Joenia Wapichana is used to charting new territory: the first Indigenous woman to earn a law degree in Brazil, she was also the first...
When Yuko Honda, a professor at Japan’s Sapporo University, tried to start a scholarship for Ainu Indigenous students and a club to celebrate their...
Moeko Heshiki is no ordinary tattoo artist: she is one of the few people keeping the once-banned tradition of hajichi body art alive for...
In a forest in northern Japan’s Hokkaido, Atsushi Monbetsu kneels on the moss in the thick morning fog and begins to pray in a...
‘Bones of Crows’ is an emotional account of the intergenerational trauma caused by residential schools
Cattle nonchalantly graze near a dilapidated farm on partly charred and abandoned sugarcane fields. In the fertile Cauca valley in Colombia’s southwest, Nasa Indigenous...
A sudden gale drowns out the crunching sound of footsteps on the ice and makes skirts billow in the freezing night. Ten indigenous Aymara...
The last of his people, a Brazilian indigenous man known only as “the man of the hole” has been found dead, decades after the...
Canada on Friday nominated Michelle O'Bonsawin as the first Indigenous person to serve on its Supreme Court.
Clutching a machete and a cell phone, indigenous leader Vanderlei Weraxunu tours his community’s future home, a swathe of tropical forest land north of...