Today, on International Day of the World's Indigenous People, and every day, it is crucial to work in solidarity with Indigenous protectors. Climate, water, and justice depend on it.
Artist Jaque Fragua unpacks the meaning of Indigenous liberation. He delves into how history informs this moment from an Indigenous lens and offers insight on how to view the path forward from here in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing exploitation of Indigenous lands all over the world.
"This executive order is another manifestation of the white supremacy that has driven Trump’s policymaking from day one, and it will have deadly consequences."
A new Greenpeace Brazil investigation has revealed how the Bolsonaro government’s actions — as well as that of the international timber and meat markets — are ushering in the destruction of protected Ituna Itatá Indigenous Lands in the Amazon.
Deforestation within Indigenous territories in the Amazon rainforest skyrocketed in the first four months of 2020, increasing by 59 percent compared to the same period last year, a Greenpeace Brazil analysis of official deforestation data shows.
No one is coming to save you. Or your kids and grandkids. Or the planet. We are the generation that must save ourselves and our world. That’s our climate emergency in a nutshell. And that is actually the good news.
I stood up to Wall Street billionaires once before, and I’ll do it again to stop them from ruining our Mother Earth and the sovereignty of my Indigenous brothers and sisters.
Yesterday, we received news that yet another Indigenous leader was murdered while fighting against invasions and illegal logging in his people’s territory.
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