Offerings
A living treasury of resources, built collectively.
Offerings & Resources
A collective construction
We invite you to explore this collective construction of resources.
This page is a living treasury, constantly being edited and updated with new material, research, and wisdom we find and feature.
01 · Read
Lore
The written path toward deep understanding. This section contains essential reading materials: long-form essays, foundational scripts, traditional texts, and insightful guides that hold the inherited wisdom of our ancestors and contemporaries. Lore is the written repository of our collective memory, inviting you to slow down and absorb the narratives that sustain us.
- Decolonizing Methodologies: Research and Indigenous Peoples
- Decolonising South African Agriculture – Bringing Dignity Back to Small-Scale Farming (Academic Paper)
- Financial Aid and Study Opportunities for Palestinian Students
- Ailton Krenak: Ideias para adiar o fim do mundo (PT BR)
- Nego Bispo: A Terra Dá, A Terra Quer (PT BR)
- A Global Feminist Partnership: From 16 to 365 Days of Activism to End Gender-based violence
- Carolina Maria de Jesus – livros (Brasil PDF)
- Clarice Lispector (livros em PDF)
02 · Watch
Witness
The visual medium for active engagement. Here, you will find videos, recorded talks, documentaries, and visual archives. We encourage you to watch not as a passive consumer, but to Witness the movements, practices, and truths being documented. To witness is to commit to remembering and acting upon what you see.
03 · Listen
Orals
The voice of experience and tradition. This section is dedicated to audio resources, including interviews, podcasts, and transcribed spoken wisdom. By choosing to listen to the Orals, you honor the traditional, non-written forms of knowledge transfer, prioritizing the voices of community elders and frontline activists.
- Unreserved (CBC Radio) – Indigenous Voices
- Decolonizing Therapy: Working with our Ancestors’ Rage (Podcast)
- Decolonization and Healing with Diane Obed (Audio article – Mi’kma’ki/Inuit)
- All My Relations Podcast, by Matika Wilbur (Swinomish and Tulalip) and Temryss Lane (Lummi Nation
- How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World: Tyson Yunkaporta, Aboriginal Scholar (active meditation)
04 · Gather
Gather
The tools and resources for action. This is the place to carefully gather (or download) practical workbooks, toolkits, templates, and reference materials. These resources are designed to be collected, shared, and applied directly to your land, your community, and your organizing efforts, ensuring the knowledge bears fruit.
- Language for Justice · Cohort 2: resources, peer groups and playlist
- A collection of feminist texts by African and Afrodescendent authors for free download
- Decolonizing Climate Action Tool Kit
- MAPEO: Offline-First Mapping Tool for Indigenous Data Sovereignty
- Kamla Bhasin: What is Patriarchy?
- Jesse Souza: El Pobre de Derecha (ES)
- Open access books
- Z Library (free e-books)
Contribute
As a space built on reciprocity, the OGAng, our wider community, is wholeheartedly encouraged to contribute resources and suggestions, ensuring these offerings remain a dynamic and growing toolkit for liberation. Let’s plant knowledge seeds!
