indigenous Tag Posts Index

Catching Dreams: Finishing Touches for Our Dreamcatcher

Well, a lot did go wrong in this group project. For starters, it’s supposed to be a group effort, but the thing is this dreamcatcher is something that’s too easy

Tapioca (Brazilian Cassava Starch Pancakes/Tacos) [EN/PT]

Tapioca is a popular recipe in Brazil once most common in north and northeast regions but in last decades was popularized in whole country. It is a kind of pancake

Touring the great indigenous market of Otavalo - The Ecuador diary / Recorriendo el gran mercado indígena de Otavalo - El diario de Ecuador

One of the places you can't miss if you want to learn more about a country's culture is its traditional markets, which have been around for years or even centuries

Idea/Ideia: Pajé Stick | Pau do Pajé [EN/PT]

Long time ago, I watched a documentary about China where they visited a pharmacy that followed traditional medicine, including pulse measurements and prescriptions

Finding My Way Back to Iban Identity

There are moments in life when the ground feels stable, and other times it tilts, making you feel unsure of your footing. For me, those moments have to do with who

Canada's "Unmarked Graves of Indigenous Children" Deception

Today (Sept 30) is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a holiday created in 2021 by globalists in Canada's government, part of a racist agenda to divide and

Dancing the Sun away in Zuleta, Ecuador.

Inti Raymi! Festival of the sun! One of the many, many festivities we have here in #ecuador, but by far the most important one to the indigenous culture, mainly

Jambi Mascari - Food is medicine. A market analysis. [ENG/ESP]

What's your poison, what's your medicine? Jambi Mascari is Kichwa and means “foraging medicine” or "getting medicine", and it's my favorite market in town.

Natural pigment: annatto

EN I can no longer go to Parque da Juventude (where I rent books at the Library) without passing by this urucum tree to see its flower. When I saw her for the first

Our First Eco-Fashion Show: Style, Sustainability, and School Spirit

Good day hivers! On this blog, I will share to you my own experience on being one of the representatives in our first ever eco-fashion show in our school. Are you

Los niños perdidos: un drama en la selva que unió a un país / The lost children: a jungle drama that united a country

Este no es un documental cualquiera, pues se trata del rescate de 4 niños perdidos en la Amazonia Colombiana, luego de que la avioneta que abordaron junto con su

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Tena koutou katoa ngā tangata o te ao, he mihi tēnei ki a koutou, no reira kia ora (Hello people of the world, this is a greeting to you all, therefore hello and

Linguistic Niches in Puerto Ayacucho / Nichos lingüísticos en Puerto Ayacucho

During my visit to Puerto Ayacucho, one of the things I enjoyed most was discovering an educational initiative called "linguistic niches," a public program

Dead Pioneers Release Latest Native Punk Anthem: "My Spirit Animal Will Eat Your Spirit Animal"

If you haven’t heard of Dead Pioneers yet, now’s the time to tune in. Fronted by the electrifying Gregg Deal, this Native punk powerhouse is rewriting the rules

Season of Love and Sharing: The joyous arrival of Santa Claus brings blessings and excitement to our school!

It's hard to believe that another year is almost over. Time seems to be accelerating with every passing week. As another year draws to a close, we eagerly anticipate

Commemoration of the Day of the Indigenous Resistance in our municipality Bolivar [ENG][ESP]

[English Version] Hello my beautiful people, welcome to my blog. In our municipality Bolivar, in all educational institutions, since last week is carried out the

Every Child Matters エブリ チャイルド マターズ　[English and Japanese]

Every Child Matters September 30th is recognized as a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. The Pope’s visit to Canada and his official apology to

“As humans, we don’t actually protect our environment … She gives us an opportunity to come back into our humanity when we step into the role of protector."

“As humans, we don’t actually protect our environment … She gives us an opportunity to come back into our humanity when we step into the role of protector."

Crafty Era: Utilizing Indigenous Materials to Make Bookmarks.

Good day to the ever-vibrant Hive community, This is madimoire again paving the way to share some experience with y'all, As the classes have been starting to get

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Hello street art friends, here is a mural I saw in downtown Bogota, Colombia. I was very struck by the fact that in that country there are many murals that highlight