Brazil Is Indigenous Land
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Brazil Is Indigenous Land

Cultural Survival Quarterly 49-3 (September 2025)
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Features
 

Brazil is Indigenous Land

Edson Krenak (Krenak)
Indigenous Peoples have a critical role in Brazil in their guardianship of biodiversity, water, and natural resources.
 


From Community-based Research to the International Indigenous Caucus for COP30
 

Sineia do Vale (Wapichana)'s journey from community-based research to the International Indigenous Caucus for COP30 in Brazil.



Defending Indigenous Health

Weibe Tapeba (Tapeba)
An interview with Weibe Tapeba (Tapeba).


Living Heritage: The Legacy of Indigenous Leaders Through the Voices of Their Descendants

Newiwe Top’Tiro (Xavante), Aptsi’ré Waro Juruna (Juruna/Xavante), and Roiti Metuktire (Kayapó/Mebengôkre/Juruna)
The legacy of Indigenous leaders through the voices of their descendants.


The Ancestral Struggle of Retomadas

Chief Nailton Muniz Pataxó (Pataxó/Tupinambá)
Chief Nailton Pataxó has led the Pataxó Hã Hã Hãe Peoples in reclaiming their lands.

 
The Power of Radical Hospitality in Confronting Destruction in the Jequitinhonha Valleys

Cleonice Pankararu Pataxó (Pataxó) and Ângela  Maria Martins Souza (Quilombola)
A dialogue with Cleonice Pankararu Pataxó (Pataxó) and Ângela Maria Martins de Souza (Quilombola).

 
Plants Are Life, Health, and Knowledge

Carmem Cazaubon
A spotlight on Indigenous Youth Fellow João Felipe Yawanawáda Silva (Yawanawá).
 

 Departments
 


Executive Director's Message
Brazil is Indigenous Land

Indigenous Arts
Sharjah Biennial

Special Report
Indigenous Water Defenders in Ecuador Take on Canadian Mining Giant

 

Rights in Action
Guatemala's National Law Is No Excuse for Ignoring Human Rights 

Climate Change
All the Frost Melts

Keepers of the Earth Fund Grant
Partner Spotlight
Koibatek Ogiek Women and
Youth Network


Staff Spotlight
Ñushpi Quilla Mayhuay Alancay
(Quechua Kolla)

Bazaar Artist
Elizabeth Durazno (Kichwa
Cañari) & Warmi Muyu Collective



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