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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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24:18

EN (dubbed): Connecting the Dots with UNIDOS EM...

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2025/10/30

Today we bring you a conversation recorded in Covas do Barroso, in northern Portugal, during the annual resistance camp against lithium mining. This small mountain village, recognized by the FAO as a World Agricultural Heritage Site, faces plans for one of Europe's largest open-pit lithium mines. A mine that threatens to destroy 2,000 hectares of community land, contaminate the waters of the Covas River—a tributary of the Douro river—and displace a community that has lived self-sufficiently for

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21:52

PT (original): Connecting the Dots com UNIDOS EM...

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2025/10/30

Hoje partilhamos uma conversa gravada em Covas do Barroso, no norte de Portugal, durante o acampamento anual de resistência contra a exploração de lítio. Esta pequena aldeia, reconhecida pela FAO como Património Agrícola Mundial, enfrenta os planos para uma das maiores minas de lítio a céu aberto da Europa. Uma mina que ameaça destruir 2000 hectares de baldios comunitários, contaminar as águas do Rio Covas - afluente do Douro - e deslocar uma comunidade que há gerações vive de forma autossuficiente

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18:16

PT / ES: Connecting the Dots com JUAN CARLOS GALEANO

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2025/04/10

Nascido na Amazónia colombiana, Juan Carlos Galeano move-se entre a poesia, a academia e o activismo ambiental com uma autenticidade única. A sua obra, incluindo Contos Amazónicos e poesia inspirada nas cosmogonias amazónicas, revela as intrincadas relações entre comunidades indígenas, mestiças e afrodescendentes com as florestas, os rios e os seres com quem partilham a vida.Na Florida State University, Galeano ensina poesia latino-americana e é responsável por Journey into Amazonia, um programa de

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18:28

EN: Connecting the Dots with JUAN CARLOS GALEANO...

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2025/04/10

Born in the Colombian Amazon, Juan Carlos Galeano bridges poetry, academia, and environmental activism with rare authenticity. His work, including "Folktales of the Amazon" and poetry inspired by Amazonian cosmogonies, reveals the intricate relationships between Indigenous, mestizo, and Afro-descendant communities and the forests, rivers, and beings they share their lives with.At Florida State University, Galeano teaches Latin American poetry while directing "Journey into Amazonia," a field program

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19:08

EN: Connecting the Dots with VERENILDE PEREIRA (dubbed)

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2025/03/18

It’s an honor to share our conversation with Verenilde Pereira, a pioneering voice of Afro-Indigenous literature and journalism in Brazil. Born in Manaus in 1956, the daughter of a black mother and an Indigenous Sateré Mawé father, Verenilde’s personal history embodies the complexities of Amazonian identity. A journalist, researcher, activist and writer, Verenilde has dedicated her life to amplifying the voices of marginalized communities in the Amazon. Her novel "An Endless River", published in

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18:50

PT: Connecting the Dots com VERENILDE PEREIRA

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2025/03/18

É uma honra falar com Verenilde Pereira, voz pioneira na literatura e jornalismo afro-indígena do Brasil. Nascida em Manaus em 1956, filha de mãe negra e pai indígena Sateré Mawé, Verenilde personifica na sua própria história as complexidades da identidade amazónica. Jornalista, investigadora, activista e escritora, Verenilde tem dedicado a sua vida a dar voz às comunidades marginalizadas da Amazónia. O seu romance "Um Rio Sem Fim", publicado em 1998 e recentemente redescoberto e aclamado, é

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24:24

EN: Connecting the Dots with KAKÁ WERÁ (dubbed)

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2025/02/06

Over the last 30 years, the emergence of contemporary Indigenous literature in Brazil has become a fundamental act of re-existence. While the preservation of Indigenous Peoples’ territorial rights remains the most visible aspect of their struggle in Brazil, this fight would be incomplete without defending their intangible heritage. Their worldviews, their symbols, their ancestral knowledge. In this realm, the flourishing of Indigenous literature plays a vital role. Our guest for this episode, Kaká

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24:14

PT: Connecting the Dots com KAKÁ WERÁ

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2025/02/06

Nos últimos 30 anos, a emergência da literatura indígena contemporânea no Brasil tem surgido como um ato fundamental de re-existência. Se a preservação dos territórios materiais dos povos originários é a face mais visível da luta do movimento indígena no Brasil, é igualmente verdade que essa luta estaria incompleta sem uma defesa dos territórios imateriais - as visões de mundo, símbolos próprios e saberes ancestrais - e na qual a proliferação da literatura indígena ocupa um lugar central.O nosso

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22:12

EN: Connecting the Dots with ELLEN PIRÁ WASSU (Dubbed)

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2024/12/18

In recent years, we’ve witnessed a remarkable transformation in the landscape of Indigenous literature. Diverse voices, long muted by the constraints of non-Indigenous literary traditions, are now emerging with profound resonance and undeniable urgency. Our understanding of the world we inhabit can no longer overlook the vital contributions of Indigenous worldviews and the lived experiences of authors who embody these identities. As our guest today, Ellen Pirá Wassu, powerfully articulates,

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21:56

PT: Connecting the Dots com ELLEN PIRÁ WASSU

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2024/12/18

A literatura indígena tem experimentado uma transformação extraordinária nos últimos anos, com a emergência vozes diversas do silenciamento histórico imposto pela literatura não-indígena. Pensar, falar e escrever sobre o mundo que habitamos já não pode excluir o contributo das cosmovisões indígenas e da imaginação e experiência de autores que vivem essas identidades.Afinal, a literatura indígena, através do seu poder único “de resistência e reencantamento”, é um ferramenta essencial para “adiar o

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48:12

EN: Connecting the Dots with INDIGENOUS-LED FUNDS...

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2024/10/07

As an ally organization to Indigenous Peoples, committed to exclusively supporting projects by small grassroots organizations, Azimuth World Foundation has had the opportunity to see first-hand the countless barriers that Indigenous communities face in accessing mechanisms to fund their projects. This is an alarming reality, given the enormous challenges faced by Indigenous communities globally.That against this backdrop only 0.6% of donations from global funds reach Indigenous communities is

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48:18

PT: Connecting the Dots com FUNDOS INDÍGENAS (com...

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2024/10/07

Enquanto organização aliada dos Povos Indígenas, apostada em apoiar exclusivamente projetos de pequenas organizações de base, a Azimuth World Foundation tem tido a oportunidade de constatar de perto as inúmeras barreiras que as comunidades Indígenas encontram no acesso a mecanismos de financiamento para os seus projetos. Esta é uma realidade alarmante, tendo em conta os enormes desafios que as comunidades Indígenas um pouco por todo o mundo enfrentam. Que perante este panorama, apenas 0,6% das

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38:18

Connecting the Dots with DANIEL KOBEI

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2024/09/10

In the highland forests of central Kenya, the Ogiek thrived as hunter-gatherers for centuries. But from the colonial era to the present day they have faced wave upon wave of encroachment into the ancestral lands they have stewarded for so long. This has posed enormous challenges to their survival and well-being. Still, their fight for recognition, and for the fulfilment of their rights, has been a source of immense inspiration for Indigenous communities worldwide. For this episode, we are joined by

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57:18

Connecting the Dots with Dr. CANA ULUAK ITCHUAQIYAQ...

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2024/07/22

In a recent episode of our podcast, we had an enlightening conversation with Iñupiaq Conservation Biologist Dr. Victoria Buschman about the role of Arctic Indigenous communities in shaping conservation strategies.Today, we are expanding upon our previous discussion to more deeply explore a decolonizing approach to Arctic research in general. We are privileged to have not just one, but two highly knowledgeable guests joining us for this episode: Dr. Cana Uluak Itchuaqiyaq and Corina Qaaġraq Kramer,

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57:38

Connecting the Dots with EDSON KRENAK (dubbed English...

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2024/07/06

In recent years, we have seen a global resurgence of the Indigenous movement. For the world’s Indigenous Peoples, in all their diversity, new technologies have brought greater visibility, anchored in these Peoples’ ability to construct their own narratives about the past, the present and the future. A new visibility that has created bridges of solidarity between Indigenous Peoples, but also with non-Indigenous people all over the world.More than ever, it is essential to strengthen this resurgence of

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58:04

Connecting the Dots com EDSON KRENAK (original em...

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2024/07/06

Nos últimos anos, temos assistido a um ressurgimento do movimento Indígena a nível global. As novas tecnologias têm permitido que a enorme diversidade de Povos Indígenas do mundo ganhe mais visibilidade, e que o faça ancorada na capacidade de construir as suas próprias narrativas sobre o seu passado, presente e futuro. Uma nova visibilidade que tem criado pontes de solidariedade entre os Povos Indígenas, mas também junto dos não-Indígenas, um pouco por todo o mundo. Mais do que nunca, torna-se

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45:50

Connecting the Dots with NAOMI LANOI LELETO

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2024/03/25

In this episode, we dive into Decolonizing and Indigenizing Philanthropy, movements that are changing how non-Indigenous donors support Indigenous-led organizations, and promoting the creation and expansion of networks for Indigenous-led funds. Our guest today, Naomi Lanoi Leleto, a Maasai from Narok, Kenya, is at the forefront of these movements. She is a board member at the International Funders for Indigenous Peoples, as well as Program Coordinator for Global Indigenous Grantmaking and

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19:48

Connecting the Dots with SYLVIA KOKUNDA

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2024/02/15

Batwa communities in Uganda, Rwanda, and the DRC are clear examples of the devastating effects of fortress conservation, the colonial model for nature preservation that posits the mutual exclusion of nature and humans. Often, the designation of protected areas leads to the displacement of the very people responsible for stewarding that ecosystem—those who thrived in and relied on that land for their spiritual and physical sustenance.In the Bwindi forest in 1991, wildlife conservation efforts pushed

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41:20

Connecting the Dots with ABY SÈNE-HARPER

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2023/10/20

In a rapidly changing world, the urgency to protect nature is undeniable. However, there is an uncomfortable truth we must confront. The climate change and biodiversity crisis, largely caused by the West's lifestyle and consumption patterns, disproportionately affects communities in Africa and all of the global South. And that's not all. In the West, we often envision conservation through romanticized images of pristine natural landscapes inhabited by charismatic megafauna, leading to generous

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24:20

Connecting the Dots with ANA ROSA DE LIMA of MELI...

Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots ·

2023/09/22

It's impossible to discuss the global climate and biodiversity crisis without talking about the Amazon. Deforestation, illegal mining and logging have reached alarming levels in recent years, pushing crucial ecosystems to the brink. The Amazon bears the visible scars of our collective impact on the planet: pollution, overconsumption, inequality, alienation.In Brazil, Indigenous communities continue to struggle for their right to inhabit and manage their land. Their lives are under constant threat,

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