Where we center the narratives that challenge the status quo.
We uplift the authentic, raw, and powerful perspectives from the Global Majority and marginalized communities worldwide.
This is our commitment to decolonizing dialogue—hearing directly from those leading grassroots change.
Find inspiration in their stories, learn from their lived experiences, and join us in championing the diverse chorus shaping a new, equitable future.
Discover Asmaa Rashed, a Syrian storyteller and activist empowering refugee girls through education. Her journey from war and displacement to creating "Haya Lenakra — Let’s Read" is one of resilience and hope.
Discover the power of Juliana Gomes, aka Jaguatirika, whose indigenous and ancestral art brings OGA's visual identity to life. Explore how her journey, which echoes from the Cerrado to the Louvre, transforms creativity into an act of revival and resistance.
Roa Abu Rous invites us into the heart of a grief the world too often ignores, exposing the brutal reality of those still buried beneath the ruins of Gaza. Read her powerful words on the hierarchy of sorrow and why we must stand with those left to dig for their loved ones with bare hands.
Sahar Kishta shares a poignant journey through the Qeshta neighbourhood in Rafah, Palestine, a place once defined by family laughter and vibrant markets, now silenced by destruction.
In this manifesto of resistance, Luza Borum Krenak recounts her journey from the sacred waters of the Doce River to the forests of Rondônia. Through memories of her father and her strength as a matriarch and artisan, Luza reveals a life devoted to Tupã Nhanderu and the protection of indigenous identity. A necessary elder voice that transforms history into a seed of justice.
A first-person account by A-yá Kukamíria, an indigenous woman from the triple border between Brazil, Colombia, and Peru — Majé, healer, midwife, blessing practitioner, herbalist, and shamanic psychoanalyst.
Meet the incredible Gema Soto, a Venezuelan refugee who fled extreme hardship to São Paulo, Brazil. After a period of struggle and hunger, Gema found inspiration and purpose through gastronomy studies, which led her to successfully found Chevere Restaurante, a business focused on serving inclusive, sustainable food.
Tapi Yawalapiti is the Chief and Guardian of the Upper Xingu Legacy, carrying forward the mission of his late father, the revered Chief Aritana. He leads the Yawalapiti people and the Instituto Aritana to protect the Upper Xingu’s forests, rivers, and cultural survival. Tapi is a globally recognized Indigenous leader, blending ancestral wisdom with modern advocacy. His work focuses on regeneration, cultural preservation, and fighting for Indigenous rights and autonomy in Brazil.
