Rethinking clean water in First Nations through the sovereignty and rights of water itself. This month, Canada tabled a new version of its First Nations clean-water legislation, and the shift […]
For communities who have lived beside rivers for thousands of years, change in the water is never just a data point —it is a message. Water as a Living Relative […]
When the land no longer answers the stars the way it once did, Indigenous peoples are among the first to notice — and the first to ask why. A Sky […]
Humans are deeply responsible for the current climate crisis, and a significant root cause is the nationstate fiction that land and morethanhuman relations can be reduced to “property” to be owned, controlled, and exhausted for profit. […]
Across the planet, human settlements have been built as if rivers, oceans, and forests were mere backdrops to human stories rather than powerful forces with their own laws and rhythms. Building in […]
The world was not made for human beings; human beings were made within a world already in motion. Mountains were rising, waters circulating, winds sculpting landscapes, and beings living, dying, and evolving […]
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