New feature in podcast We Walk The Earth podcast. Link below ——————————————————————————————— In episode 26 of We Walk The Earth, @ivankuxansum discusses how protecting and defending the indigenous way of life was ingrained in Ivan’s upbringing, and has arguably set the foundations for his life. Ivan is now using his passion and skill of photography […]
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In the project Amazonía viva I seek to share through these portraits, the deep cultural richness of the Huni Kuin and Yawanawa peoples of Acre, Brazil. In this remote Amazon region there are about 14 different tribes, many of which belong to the Pano linguistic tribe and today they struggle to preserve their culture and
“Thus dawns on the summit of the Quemado. From there flowers and blessings are sent to the south pole and even to the north pole of the earth 🌎. Blessings are sent to the heart of the earth and to the heart of humanity. The gods of creation are nourished by the prayers of the
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It is night and I am lying in my hammock. I am in Novo Futuro village, located in a remote region of the state of Acre in Brazil. The air is humid, and as the twilight arrives the sound of the jungle is amplified. I can clearly hear how the jungle night crowds around my
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Today marks the two-year anniversary of the dispossession by the state police of the State of Morelos of the “El Caudillo del Sur” camp set up by the United Fronts in Defense of Tepoztlán, as a means of peaceful resistance to the imposition of the federal highway project by the Secretary of Communications and Transportation
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