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Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots

Azimuth World Foundation

Hi, this is Azimuth World Foundation"s podcast: Connecting the dots. We want to engage our community through these talks and shed light on issues that are important, urgent and need addressing. With the help of our guests, we will be connecting the dots between matters of access to Public Health and Safe Water and the balance between Humankind and Nature among indigenous and rural communities.

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15:04

Connecting the Dots with CHRISTINE KANDIE

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2023/09/06

Earlier this year, Azimuth World Foundation, in collaboration with Jamii Asilia Centre and Global Wisdom Collective, co-hosted a side event at the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York. This event provided a platform for our partners to share the framework of "Revitalize the Roots," an intergenerational knowledge-sharing project they have developed for the Endorois community in Kenya. But the event also allowed us to hear from remarkable speakers who shared their

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16:46

Connecting the Dots with ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENDER LAW...

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2023/08/18

According to Global Witness, three people are killed every week while trying to protect their land and their environment from extractive forces. Many are Indigenous Peoples, whose stewardship of their territories has been key to the maintenance of balanced, biodiverse ecosystems. Drilling, mining, logging, intensive agriculture, the threats are too many to count, as are the ways in which they affect these communities, whose relationship to the land is often their material, cultural and spiritual

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14:16

Connecting the Dots with SOFÍA CHAPAY MARCOS

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2023/07/19

An inspiring conversation with the Asháninka activist and filmmaker in training, who is bringing visibility to the struggles of Indigenous women and girls in her native community of Cushiviani (Satipo, Peru)..Throughout history, cinema has often perpetuated stereotypes and misrepresented Indigenous Peoples, their communities, aspirations, and wisdom. Today, storytelling still tends to prioritize narratives about Indigenous Peoples rather than amplifying Indigenous authors’ own voices.But initiatives

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11:48

Connecting the Dots with NDN COLLECTIVE

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2023/06/16

Earlier this year, Azimuth attended the International Funders for Indigenous Peoples global conference in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. This was such a special moment for us, as we got to connect with like-minded funders, meet Indigenous organizations and so many inspiring people working on the frontlines for their Indigenous communities from all over the world.We had been following NDN Collective’s work for a long time, developing a great admiration for their Land Back, Climate Justice and Racial

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57:42

Connecting the Dots with VICTORIA BUSCHMAN

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2023/05/30

They make up less than 5% of the global population, yet Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities support about 80% of the world's biodiversity. Still, again and again we hear about Human Rights violations, land dispossession and offences that limit these communities’ self-determination in the name of conservation. The vast Arctic region is home to many Indigenous communities, who in the face of numerous challenges, have been developing and implementing successful conservation strategies. Iñupiaq

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18:32

Connecting the Dots with GALINA ANGAROVA

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2023/04/13

At the International Funders for Indigenous Peoples' Global Conference in Mexico, we videoed a very inspiring conversation with Cultural Survival's Executive Director, Galina Angarova. A member of the Abzai Clan of the Ekhirit Nation of Buryat Peoples in Siberia, Galina has dedicated her life to Indigenous Rights, Climate and Land Rights activism..In her role directing Cultural Survival, an Indigenous-led organization on the frontlines for 50 years, she oversees their Advocacy, Capacity Building,

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17:32

Connecting the Dots with TARCILA RIVERA ZEA

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2023/03/28

Last month, Azimuth attended the International Funders for Indigenous Peoples’ Global Conference in Merida, Mexico. That’s where we had the wonderful opportunity of sitting down with Tarcila Rivera Zea, Quechua Chanka from Peru, who for over 40 years has been a leading Indigenous activist and recognized defender of the rights of Indigenous girls, women, youth and peoples.A founder of CHIRAPAQ - Centre for Indigenous Cultures of Peru, and of the Continental Network of Indigenous Women of the Americas

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59:56

Connecting the Dots with KILIII YUYAN

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2023/01/16

One of our current grantees is the Fundación Sobrevivencia Cofán, an Indigenous-led organization working to protect the Cofán-Bermejo Ecological Reserve. Shortly after awarding our grant, we asked the FSC to share some pictures of the Cofán-Bermejo Reserve. We were very happily surprised to learn that the stunning images they sent us were taken by photographer Kiliii Yuyan, whose work we've been following over the past few years. We're obviously not alone in this respect to Kiliii’s work. As an

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53:56

Connecting the Dots with RUI DIOGO

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2022/12/12

The original inhabitants of the Great Lakes region of Central Africa, the Batwa were semi-nomadic forest-dwelling expert hunter-gatherers. In 1991, following conservation projects by the Ugandan government and Western international agencies to protect endangered mountain gorillas, the Batwa were removed from their ancestral forests. This was done without their free, prior and informed consent, any public hearing or compensation. Dispossession of land meant being unable to hunt or gather, leading to

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21:26

Connecting the Dots with JOSEFA CARIÑO TAULÍ

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2022/11/15

In this episode, our guest will help us understand how vital the role of Youth, and more importantly, Indigenous Youth, is in reconciling Humankind and Nature. Josefa Cariño Tauli (Sefa) is an Ibaloi-Kankanaey Igorot Indigenous youth from the Cordillera, Philippines. She is a steering committee member and Policy Co-coordinator of the Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN) - the international youth coordination platform and constituency to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity. A dedicated

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30:30

Connecting the Dots with NICOLE REDVERS

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2022/10/19

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought Public Health to the forefront of our concerns for the 21st century and showed us how justice, politics, economics, education, and every sphere of our lives is inextricably linked to Public Health. The way Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities were disproportionately affected during the pandemic is a tragic example of this. Their exclusion from strategic decision-making and lack of access to healthcare services aggravated pre-existing structural inequalities

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36:34

Connecting the Dots with JASON BALDES

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2022/09/26

On April 28, 2016 Congress passed the National Bison Legacy Act, which would lead to bison being named the US National Mammal. The Act recognizes the historical, cultural, and economic importance of bison, and how this species stands as a symbol of unity, resilience and healthy landscapes and communities. The bison is a prime example of the importance of promoting a balanced relationship between Humankind and Nature, which is one of our pillars at Azimuth World Foundation.The near extinction of the

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27:29

Connecting the Dots with ADRIANO KARIPUNA

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2022/08/03

In the latest episode of our interview series, we speak with the indigenous leader of the Karipuna people of the Amazon.It's impossible to remain indifferent in face of the news published everyday about the Amazon.Even though it is now scientifically accepted that indigenous peoples are the most efficient forest guardians, the persistent and increasingly violent attacks suffered by these communities endanger their lives, cultures, traditions, languages and spiritualities, all of which are

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51:39

Connecting the Dots with ALAKA WALI

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2022/05/26

In this new episode of Azimuth World Foundation's interview series, we are incredibly honoured to have Alaka Wali as our guest.Alaka is the Curator of North American Anthropology in the Science and Education Division at Chicago's Field Museum. As the founding director of the Center for Cultural Understanding and Change, Alaka pioneered the development of participatory social science research and community engagement processes based in museum science. As Azimuth develops new projects with indigenous

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49:51

Connecting the Dots with CARSON KIBURO

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2022/02/01

Carson Kiburo talks to Azimuth's Executive Director Mariana Marques about the many issues surrounding indigenous communities in Kenya. Carson is a member of the Endorois of Kenya. He's a youth leader, community organizer and a dedicated defender of indigenous rights with extensive Human Rights background. He's the Executive Director of Jamii Asilia Centre - an indigenous-led NGO, founded in 2019 to protect and promote the rights of indigenous peoples in Kenya. He's also a board member at Major Group

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56:07

Connecting the Dots with SHARMAN APT RUSSELL

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2022/02/01

Sharman Apt Russell talks to Azimuth World Foundation Vice-Chairperson Gary Shaye about Malawi's agroecologists and how ending hunger can be a step towards mitigating climate change. Just this year, Sharman Apt Russell, science and nature writer whose works have been translated into nine languages, published Within Our Grasp: Childhood Malnutrition Worldwide and the Revolution Taking Place to End It (Pantheon Books, April 2021). In Professor Sharman's words, it's a book intended to "emphasize that

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17:55

Connecting the Dots with JOHN MAGNAY

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2022/02/01

Just before COVID-19 hit, while traveling through Uganda, we met John Magnay, head of agriculture for Opportunity International in Africa, and had a great conversation. We talked about microloans, agricultural development, and the African continent's future role. Interview by Azimuth World Foundation's founder Terry Rockstad.

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5:57

Connecting the Dots with DOROTHY NANGOBI

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2022/01/27

While we were building our partnership with Water Mission, we visited some projects in Uganda. We saw firsthand the impact these safe water systems have on so many families in so many communities. WASH officer Dorothy Nangobi guided us on this learning trip and shared her passion for the incredible work Water Mission is doing there. We couldn't be prouder of the work we have developed with Water Mission since then. Together, we delivered safe water solutions to communities in Uganda, Malawi and

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