In a world where our navigation depends on blinking screens and satellites, the knowledge of finding the way without technology has almost disappeared. Yet for indigenous peoples, this ability was and is vital for survival and deeply intertwined with their worldview. Their orientation is based not on coordinates, but on relationship – to the landscape, … Read more
In a world where tattoos are often understood as mere body decoration or personal statements, there are artists for whom every line is a prayer feather and every dot a lost word. This is the story of a traditional tattoo artist who works not only with needle and ink but acts as a knowledge archaeologist, … Read more
The ability to be self-sufficient has been preserved in indigenous cultures for centuries. Even in modern life, traditional techniques can help travelers stay independent, mindful, and sustainable. Whether hiking, traveling, or in everyday situations, these skills combine nature knowledge with practical use. Traditional Knowledge as a Foundation Indigenous communities developed tools, techniques, and rituals to … Read more
In many Indigenous communities, especially in remote reservations, access to quality healthcare is a daily challenge. The story of Dr. Thomas, who returned as the first doctor from his remote Cree reservation in northern Canada, is more than an individual success story. It is a powerful lesson about collective trauma, the transformative power of education, … Read more
Easter is a Christian holiday celebrated every spring. Although it is a Christian holiday, some indigenous peoples in North and South America have their own Easter celebrations that reflect their traditional belief systems and practices. These celebrations often include a mix of traditional and Christian elements and are considered by many indigenous peoples to be … Read more
Indigenous peoples around the world have their own belief systems and religious convictions, deeply rooted in their cultural and historical backgrounds. While many indigenous peoples preserve their traditional belief systems, some have converted to other religions such as Islam. In North Africa, some indigenous peoples, like the Tuareg and Berbers, converted to Islam, leading to … Read more
