Governance Ecologies
Representative of the Arhuaco people – one of the four Indigenous peoples of the Santa Marta region – at the March for the End of Fossil Fuels, which was part of the program of the First Conference on Transition Away
Tucked into the heart of San Sebastián's old town, Juan de Bilbao Kalea transformed into an open-air museum of street art, a living testament to the social movements that have shaped the Basque Country. Covering roll-down metal shutters, a series of
Over the course of the last semester, the Media Economies Design Lab has been developing a research navigation tool for the Governance Ecologies set of projects with the codename Genly. Genly is in equal parts a tool for navigating this existing
Young Communicators from the Xingu Seed Network record interviews for a documentary about the organization. Photo: Are Yudja/MJTIX It was the season of fire in São Félix do Araguaia—a small, revolutionary town in the
Ìý Sunset at Estação das Docas, where Belém meets the Guamá River: the city’s waterfront was renovated to host the event. PHOTO: Lia Domingues/RSX Children and a seed muvuca
Ìý Different members of the Network came together for its 15th anniversary, held in 2022 in the Xingu Indigenous Land. PHOTO: Erick Vesch/ISA/Cama Leão The Xingu River is one
October 8, 20254 p.m. Mountain TimeCASE E330What if the most effective conservation isn't happening in boardrooms or government offices, but in the hands of Indigenous women collecting seeds along Brazilian riverbanks?Join us
Every Friday, August 1-29, 20258 a.m. MT (11 a.m. BRT)Trilingual format with simultaneous interpretation in English, Portuguese, and SpanishJoin us for Friday Dialogues: Listening as Governance—a multilingual journey into
What if we radically reimagine our future? The trends are clear: VC-driven business models perpetuate endless cycles of investment and reinvestment for maximum returns, rampant inequality, market consolidation, a handful of
In democratic societies, the power of governing belongs to the people. The extent of this power and processes underlying self-governance, however, widely vary from place to place, from culture to culture, manifesting as dynamic and multidimensional.