What does five more degrees mean to you?
How thinking like a folklorist—and Indigenous studies—helps communities plan for climate change Interview by Kimi Eisele When it comes to engaging communities in the Southwest … Read more
“If the Land Goes, Our Identity Goes”
NDN Collective’s Jade Begay on Climate Justice, Cultural Organizing, and Indigenous Visibility Interview by Kimi Eisele Jade Begay is the Climate Justice Campaign Director for … Read more
What a Basket Can Hold
A Tohono O’odham contemporary basket weaver on facing the climate crisis by Terrol Dew Johnson, as told to Kimi Eisele We’ve noticed a lot of … Read more
What Are We Going to Weave With?
An Akimel O’odham basketweaver on how a changing climate is impacting plant materials by Alice Manuel, as told to Kimi Eisele I started weaving baskets … Read more
“It’s Gonna Be Okay”
A Hopi Drylands farmer on faith and climate by Michael Kotutwa Johnson, as told to Kimi Eisele Photos courtesy of Michael Johnson I met the … Read more