Whose HOPE? Power, knowledge, and the decolonization of psychedelic ethics
Fernanda Kaingáng, Daiara Tukano, Adana Omágua-Kambeba, Letícia Yawanawá, Fernanda Gebara
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Re-membering to Belong in Disenchanted Times: Starvation of Being and Ancestral Futures
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Sacred Medicines and Indigenous Rights
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The sacred and traditional use of Rapé in Indigenous Amazonian Cultures
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Book Launch: Socioecological Transformations
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Ancestral Medicines, Biocultural Conservation and the Politics of Recognition
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Transformative Identities: Body Painting in Indigenous Amazonian Cosmologies
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This is Our Everything
Six years ago, filmmaker Frederick Subei approached me, seeking assistance to connect with the Guajajara People. His vision was to capture the valiant efforts of the Guajajara warriors who were tirelessly safeguarding their forest.
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Psychedelics: Revolution and Renaissance in Human Welfare
On the 15th of May 2023, Green Templeton College (GTC) hosted its 15th Human Welfare Conference, “Psychedelics: Revolution and Renaissance in Human Welfare”. Chaired by anthropologist Austen Fisher, it was the first college-led academic conference on psychedelic research and practice at the University of Oxford.
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Would You Sell Your Ancestors? The ethical paradigms of Ayahuasca (Part II)
Last June, we had the honor of speaking at “Law and Policy of Psychedelic Medicine,” the 2024 Annual Conference hosted by the Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics at Harvard Law School.
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Would You Sell Your Ancestors? The ethical paradigms of Ayahuasca (Part I)
Last June, we had the honor of speaking at “Law and Policy of Psychedelic Medicine,” the 2024 Annual Conference hosted by the Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics at Harvard Law School.
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