October 25, 2023
Tuhaymani’chi Pal Waniqa’ (The Water Flows Always)
“Our way of life is a collective. All Blackfoot people are one.” - Johnathon Red Gun (Siksika)
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In the following stories, hear from Indigenous communities across the world, and witness their deep connection to the land, waterways, and ancestral knowledge systems.
Each story is an invitation to listen intently as Indigenous elders, wisdom keepers, and community leaders from the Wayfinders Circle share their ancestral knowledge, guiding us all towards a sustainable future.
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In this article, you will read about the Climate Week NYC Kicks Off with Groundbreaking Partnership Between Global Indigenous Leaders and Museum to Host World Premiere of “The Wayfinders”.
October 25, 2023
“Our way of life is a collective. All Blackfoot people are one.” - Johnathon Red Gun (Siksika)
ListenOctober 4, 2023
Learn about the sacredness of the buffalo, language, and waters with the Blackfeet Nation.
ReadAugust 18, 2023
Between July 19-25, 2022, Nia Tero’s Blackfeet Nation partners held their annual summer circle camp just outside Browning, Montana.
ReadJune 7, 2023
“The land is our mother. The forest is our father. And the river is our blood.”
ListenSeptember 14, 2022
At the start of each year, the Gabbra people of eastern Africa come together to celebrate. They spend much of the year traveling long distances, managing large herds of grazing animals across vast stretches of grasslands and deserts.
ListenAugust 31, 2022
One hundred years ago, Gabbra elders in the dry lands of eastern Africa told their nomadic people that a big change was coming. To get through it, they would need to hold their traditions close.
ListenApril 28, 2022
The Wayfinders Circle was launched as a network dedicated to unleashing the transformative potential of Indigenous lifeways, inspiring all people to reimagine development, land guardianship, and the way they relate to each other and to Mother Earth.
WatchFebruary 2, 2022
The Achuar People living in the rainforests of Ecuadorian Amazon are stewards of land that holds some of the richest biodiversity in the world.
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