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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.
Read ContentOn 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.
Read ContentMany centuries ago the Yanomami already said that the Earth was blue, covered by a fragile layer of blue, which should be treated with great care.
Read ContentThe mother of Brazil is Indigenous, even though the country is prouder of its European father who treats it like a bastard child. Its roots are Indigenous, come from the ancestral people who wear a story, who write their culture, their prayers, and their struggles on their skin...
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