Climate and Culture

Indigeneity

Indigeneity

Indigeneity

To rewrite our future, we must right the past—including the harm that colonization has authored upon the Earth’s original caretakers and listen to their words of wisdom.

In Honor of the Divine Feminine

In Honor of the Divine Feminine

In Honor of the Divine Feminine This Women’s History Month, Atmos columnist Ruth H. Robertson urges that it’s not too late to rewrite history, which has—more often than not—been recorded by closed colonial minds.

Indigeneity

Salt of the Earth: Preserving the Great Salt Lake

Salt of the Earth: Preserving the Great Salt Lake

Salt of the Earth: Preserving the Great Salt Lake The Frontline dives into the history of Indigenous people harvesting salt from the drying Great Salt Lake.

The Frontline Indigeneity

The Willow Project Would Be a Public Health Crisis for Alaska

The Willow Project Would Be a Public Health Crisis for Alaska

The Willow Project Would Be a Public Health Crisis for Alaska The Willow project proposal would expand oil infrastructure on Alaska’s North Slope. The Frontline talks to an Iñupiaq leader who shares their public health concerns.

The Frontline Environmental Justice

From Reservation Dogs to Murder in Big Horn, The Rise of Native Media

From Reservation Dogs to Murder in Big Horn, The Rise of Native Media

From Reservation Dogs to Murder in Big Horn, The Rise of Native Media Real Native American representation is making a splash in the mainstream entertainment industry, writes Atmos columnist Ruth Robertson. After decades of erasure, films and TV shows are focusing on the issues our communities are wrestling with on a daily basis.

Art & Culture Indigeneity

The Angels of the Nile Are Dying

The Angels of the Nile Are Dying

The Angels of the Nile Are Dying The Nile River has already witnessed the displacement of Nubians in Egypt. The Frontline explores how climate change threatens their cultural connections to the river even more.

The Frontline Identity & Community

The Certainty of Becoming

The Certainty of Becoming

The Certainty of Becoming With the gradual return of the sun, Atmos columnist Ruth Robertson reflects on reemerging from darkness and experiencing the rebirth of spring once more.

Indigeneity Deep Ecology

Here’s How We Protect Earth’s Defenders

Here’s How We Protect Earth’s Defenders

Here’s How We Protect Earth’s Defenders After a deadly decade for environmental activists and defenders of the Earth, The Frontline asks: is there a way out?

The Frontline Environmental Justice

COP15: Aboriginal Australians Connect Biodiversity to Human Rights

COP15: Aboriginal Australians Connect Biodiversity to Human Rights

COP15: Aboriginal Australians Connect Biodiversity to Human Rights As the biodiversity summit COP15 takes place in Montreal, The Frontline asks Aboriginal Australians about what they want to see happen.

The Frontline Environmental Justice

Set Them Free

Set Them Free

Set Them Free For over 80 years, the Peabody Museum at Harvard University has been in possession of a large collection of hair clippings taken from Native children who were forced to attend government-run boarding schools. There is no excuse for such a crime, writes columnist Ruth Robertson. Give them back to us.

Identity & Community Indigeneity

On Vancouver Island, Land Back Looks Like Going Home

On Vancouver Island, Land Back Looks Like Going Home

On Vancouver Island, Land Back Looks Like Going Home Indigenous-led land back efforts are underway on Canada’s Vancouver Island. The Frontline digs into this reclamation—and how the land’s original stewards are protecting forests from logging.

The Frontline Environmental Justice

The Indigenous Fight to Bring Back Ancestral Foods

The Indigenous Fight to Bring Back Ancestral Foods

The Indigenous Fight to Bring Back Ancestral Foods Dallas Goldtooth travels to the homelands of the Dakota Oyate people in Minnesota to visit Indigenous chefs Sean Sherman and Dana Noelle Thompson at their restaurant, Owamni.

Environmental Justice Indigeneity

Sacred Feathers—and the Tribes That Need Them

Sacred Feathers—and the Tribes That Need Them

Sacred Feathers—and the Tribes That Need Them The Frontline explores how a Comanche-led feather repository is helping return bird parts and feathers to Indigenous ceremonies, a practice the extinction crisis threatens.

The Frontline Environmental Justice

Sage Against the Machine

Sage Against the Machine

Sage Against the Machine Native Nations have historically embraced sage for its power to heal bodies, hearts and minds, cleanse spaces, and make holy. But with the advent of social media, sage usage among non-Natives has grown in popularity, endangering the medicinal plant in the process.

Indigeneity Well Being

Brazil Has A New President. What’s Next for the Amazon?

Brazil Has A New President. What’s Next for the Amazon?

Brazil Has A New President. What’s Next for the Amazon? The Frontline travels to Brazil during the presidential election to meet with scientists, politicians, and land defenders protecting the Amazon Rainforest. They highlight the many ways to save a forest.

The Frontline Environmental Justice

Buffalo, for the Land and the People

Buffalo, for the Land and the People

Buffalo, for the Land and the People The Frontline talks with Sicangu Lakota people, who are bringing back buffalo to heal environmental and cultural wounds.

The Frontline Environmental Justice

In the Age of Distraction, Honoring the Light Within

In the Age of Distraction, Honoring the Light Within

In the Age of Distraction, Honoring the Light Within With so much external stimulation, we often forget to see and honor the light within. Ruth H. Robertson reminds us that all perception is ultimately reflection.

Indigeneity Deep Ecology

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