Nixiwaka Yawanawa is a member of the Yawanawa tribe in Brazil, an Indigenous rights leader, and painter. His LinkedIN page reads simply, “Nature is the source of life.” – survivalinternational.org
Read an interview with Nixiwaka about his life in both Indigenous and Western worlds. Watch NIxiwaka’s statement on Indigenous rights, and why Indigenous people are fighting to defend the Amazon.
A conversation with this visionary group, creating a holistic food and wellbeing model that nourishes both people and land.
They did it to Native Americans, to Palestinians like my family in 1948, and now the U.S. Government wants to do it again in Gaza.
This moment humanity is experiencing now can be seen as a door or a hole
How to respond with wisdom and compassion to the violence being inflicted on the people of Gaza?
The alchemy of spirituality and activism —born from the understanding that true change starts from within and radiates outward
In 2023, SAND interviewed Tiokasin Ghosthorse, a beloved elder of the Cheyenne River Lakota Nation of South Dakota, for an upcoming documentary on the beauty & resilience of indigenous cultures impacted by colonization
Indigenous Mayans want their sacred cenotes to have personhood status
SAND's 2024 Winter Solstice Gathering exploring deep medicine of the "long dark" in community.
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