Spotlight
Our dedicated space for action and affirmation.
We showcase the initiatives, projects, and mission-aligned businesses that are successfully driving OGA’s vision forward.
This is where we celebrate tangible impact, highlighting what they do, how they work, and why we love them.
Explore innovative models, sustainable practices, and collaborations that embody regenerative and systemic change across our web.
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Call to Mission-Aligned Publishers: Amplify Palestinian Voices
We are looking for publishing partners to bring “We Are Still Here” to readers around the world. This vital collection, supported by Prof. Zahid Pranjol (University of Sussex), is already translated into multiple languages — we just need partners to publish and distribute it, helping these essential narratives reach a wider audience.
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From Plate to Planet: The Vegan Message of Loving Hut and Ching Hai at COP30
The debate on climate change at COP30, held in Belém, transcends governmental negotiations to reach the most personal level of all: the plate. Amidst the Green Zone, the Loving Hut Vegan Cuisine stand stood out with a clear and urgent message: veganism is the most immediate and effective solution to curb global warming.
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LAUNCH: The OGA Circle – a free, Global Majority-centered safe space for decolonial dialogue
Join The OGA Circle: a free global monthly virtual circle centering BIPOC voices, decolonial learning, and transformative community dialogue.
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Language for Justice: Building Bridges Through Words
Today, we feature our project Language for Justice (LFJ), a grassroots, decolonial, and counter-colonial communication initiative founded by and for interpreters, translators, and language professionals from marginalized communities.
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“Be Vegan, Make Peace”: Nourishing Climate Action from COP28 to COP30
We met a wonderful Chinese-Brazilian couple from the Supreme Master Initiative during COP28 — they were sharing free vegan meals at the conference, promoting healthy, sustainable food, and raising awareness about veganism.
If you have come here to help me, you are wasting your time. But if you have come because your liberation is tied up with mine, then let us work together.
Lilla Watson (Indigenous Murri Elder of the First Nations of Sahul Continent, 1970)
