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Connecting the Dots
with Kaká Werá
with Kaká Werá
Pioneering Indigenous author Kaká Werá reveals how Native literature has become a powerful act of "re-existence" against centuries of erasure. He shares captivating insights into Tupi Guarani wisdom where dreams serve as portals to expanded consciousness and explains why reclaiming "immaterial territories" of Indigenous philosophy might hold forgotten keys to humanity's most pressing challenges.
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Connecting the Dots with Verenilde Pereira
Afro-Indigenous journalist and author Verenilde Pereira delivers a searing critique of media representation and colonial violence. From her groundbreaking novel "An Endless River" to her unflinching analysis of sensationalist coverage, Pereira reveals how literature becomes the ultimate sanctuary for voices that dominant systems try to erase. "The first form of domination comes through speech," she warns, offering profound insights on language as both weapon and refuge.
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Connecting the Dots with Eduardo Galeano
Colombian-born poet and scholar Juan Carlos Galeano reveals how Amazonian cosmologies offer urgent wisdom for our civilizational crisis. Through decades of deep engagement with Indigenous communities, he illuminates a worldview where rivers, plants, and clouds are our "most precious companions" with their own subjectivity. "These voices were silenced by colonialism," Galeano explains, "but now resurface as crucial allies offering the very wisdom modern society desperately needs."