In honor of this year’s International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we’ve gone through the Landscape News archives to compile a reading list of all things Indigenous, including news, poetry, documentary filmmaking and more. Enjoy, learn and share – as you’ll soon see, the stories of the Indigenous affect the stories of us all.
Two poems from Inuk poet Aka Niviâna
An in-depth look at the land struggles of Peru’s Amazonian peoples
Experts discuss forest bathing’s history and health benefits
Rights expert Alain Frechette speaks on the urgency of going for the gold
Hear the voices of the women leading the charge on Indigenous rights around the world
Using ethno-communication to preserve traditions, languages and landscapes
How age-old insights are saving the modern world from climate change
Benchmark mapping study adds to mounting evidence
From films to the news, portrayals must change
Words from the wise
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