Not every story has a happy ending, but the discoveries of science, the teachings of the heart, and the revelations of the soul all assure us that no human being is ever beyond redemption. The possibility of renewal exists so long as life exists. How to support that possibility in others and in ourselves is the ultimate question.
Gabor Maté
Kantamanto receives the fashion waste of the Global North, yet our community is crafting solutions that the rest of the world can learn from.
Yayra Agbofah, Founder of The Revival
There is so much darkness out there in the world: war and injustice. Yet colonial myth has taught us to demonise nature and accept the agency of greedy corporations.
Priyanka Singh Parihar
Many contaminated sites are becoming novel ecosystems, unprecedented in nature but viable in their own right. In learning from these transformed landscapes, we might find not just ways to heal but also new models for living with our industrial legacy.
Anna Borrie
Since plants can sense electromagnetic fields, and a human heartbeat creates one, is it possible that plants might perceive our vibrations?
Priyanka Singh Parihar
Indigeneity can always resonate with the contemporary world. In the sense that both things, modernity as well as customs and traditions, must be seen not as two opposing poles but as a unity that can support each other.
Natasha Tontey
The basic ingredients that create life were not forged here on Earth but in space, before the first fire lit in our sun’s core.
Priyanka Singh Parihar
It is easier to imagine a revolution on screen than to acknowledge one in front of us.
Anna Borrie
How do you age?
I ask the forest,
the rocks,
the ocean,
and
the flowers.
Priyanka Singh Parihar
I’ve found that when I make art about my lived experiences, it becomes more than just storytelling—it becomes a form of truth-telling that resists debate.
