Where the past whispers futures.
Ancestral Echoes
Indigenous food systems once sustained Brazil’s landscapes. Now they’re under siege — even as the world searches desperately for answers to climate collapse.
Ancestral Echoes
How Brazil Spent a Century “Protecting” Indigenous Peoples to Death.
Ancestral Echoes
No violins, no saviors. Just Indigenous women defending the Amazon on their terms.
Ancestral Echoes
Follow the Women Who Keep the Amazon Boiling — how Tacacazeiras Just Became Brazil’s Newest Cultural Powerhouse.
Ancestral Echoes
As Brazil marks Indigenous Consciousness Day, the gap between ceremonial recognition and material justice for Indigenous peoples remains painfully wide.
Ancestral Echoes
On the beaches of Guinea-Bissau, young people are guarding thousands of turtle eggs while the state stumbles — choosing long-term survival over short-term chaos.
Ancestral Echoes
Why the myth of a monolingual nation still shapes power, memory, and who gets to belong.
Ancestral Echoes
Designed with Indigenous leaders and rooted in 270 languages, the new university rewires Brazil’s academic system from the ground up — and from the forest outward.
Ancestral Echoes
A blockbuster show that refuses to let Portugal keep pretending Brazil is just colour, rhythm and saudade.
Ancestral Echoes
When a drawing sparks a police raid and a woman is stabbed for practicing her faith, it’s clear: intolerance isn’t rising quietly — it’s arriving armed.
Ancestral Echoes
In São Gabriel da Cachoeira, words aren’t decoration — they’re defiance.
Ancestral Echoes
A recent documentary and a new generation of Indigenous leaders are dismantling Brazil’s colonial creation myth — proving that history didn’t begin in 1500, and it certainly didn’t begin with a crown.