
Explore collaborative study of Lenape belongings, examining Indigenous books and artifacts through community-led approaches, relationality, and innovative methodologies in book history research.

Exploring Hawaiian ancestral remains repatriation, challenging settler colonial structures, and examining connections between land, spirit, and haunting through Indigenous perspectives and the concept of hoʻopahulu.

NOAA's 2021 Arctic Report Card reveals ongoing climate-driven transformations in the polar region, impacting weather, climate, and communities worldwide. Experts discuss rapid changes and the need for improved observations.

Experts discuss the 2022 NOAA Arctic Report Card, highlighting climate change impacts on the Arctic region, including new findings on precipitation, shipping trends, and effects on Indigenous communities.

Explore the history, survival, and modern challenges of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe through the perspective of Chairwoman Charlene Nijmeh, offering insights into indigenous resilience and contemporary issues.

Exploring new California legislation empowering tribes in cultural resource management, advocating for Indigenous-led archaeology from planning to curation, and interpreting artifacts through an Indigenous lens.

War reporter Anjan Sundaram highlights how small Indigenous communities, representing just 5% of the world's population, defend 80% of Earth's remaining biodiversity. He focuses on Mexico's ecological frontlines where these communities battle corporations and cartels to protect natural ecosystems.

Indigenous communities in the Amazon have more being extracted from them than oil - research is too. Extractive research, using communities to get publishable results and then maintaining no further relationship, hurts the communities this research should benefit. Sofia Hoffman discusses a different

O Brasil é apenas uma "cópia fraca" do mundo jurídico europeu ou somos uma das matrizes constitucionais mais vanguardistas do planeta? Nesta talk provocativa, o jurista Daniel Vila Nova propõe um Manifesto de Antropofagia Constitucional. Com base em sua pesquisa de pós-doutorado na UnB, Daniel desco

Debrah encourages Africans to know Africa—its stories, its people, and its power. Debrah is a young African girl committed to Pan-Africanism and the unity of the continent. Inspired by Africa’s rich heritage, she aims to help reconnect Africans with their history and strengthen the spirit of solid

Through her TEDx talk, Nyakara reminds us that our African names carry history, meaning, and pride. Nyakara Morara is a 15-year-old Year 11 student with a passion for photography, astronomy, and baking. She has always been interested in the themes of neo-colonialism, loss of identity, and the erosio

Nesta palestra, Patrícia Ellen da Silva parte de uma história pessoal para propor uma nova forma de pensar o futuro. A partir dos ensinamentos de sua avó indígena, ela conecta saberes ancestrais à economia contemporânea e à urgência ecológica do nosso tempo. Patrícia mostra como desenvolvimento econ

Today, millions of Gen Z Indonesians are being shaped by forces they don’t fully see. Not just by financial technology, but the hype-driven culture around it. In 2024 alone, Indonesia saw over 22 million crypto transactions per month, yet most users admit they don't fully understand what they’re inv

A ciência não vive apenas nos laboratórios, ela também nasce nos territórios, nas experiências coletivas e nos saberes ancestrais. Nesta palestra, Samela Sateré Mawé compartilha como a comunicação pode ser ponte entre povos originários, ciência e sociedade, ampliando vozes historicamente silenciadas

Karen Turanga offers a powerful, reflexive exploration of what happens when Indigenous Māori identity is severed through colonisation, assimilation policies, and cross-cultural adoption. Framed through her whānau’s (family’s) journey to answer their mother’s dying question - Who am I, and where am I

When one begins to recognize the Orang Asli as equals, this shift often brings an unexpected reversal. Assumptions carried as neutral or universal start to feel partial. In that moment, the Orang Asli worldview quietly reveals the limits of the observer’s own ways of knowing. What if we approach Or