Indigenous communities, grassroots organizations, and social movements convened this past February 2025 in Port Edward, South Africa to collectively articulate their vision and practice of radical democracy, “with the actors being not only humans but all of nature.”
Taproot Earth believes that the right to remain in your generational and ancestral home, to migrate out of harm’s way, and to return to your home are basic, inalienable, human rights.
Deceleration’s first quarterly creative review taps into deep wells of community talent responding to the vanishing ice of warming seas and recent ICE vanishings of our family, friends, and neighbors.
Amid rising attacks on trans people, ideas from ‘queer ecology’ can light the way toward an alternative environmental politics capable of honoring ‘femme-coded’ ways of thriving beside and beyond our waterways.
As the Latinx feminist punk band drops singles and gears up to release a multifaceted album project, Deceleration takes a dive into the collective’s work and ethos.
Cultural bearer Matilde Torres speaks with Deceleration about hosting community in cross-cultural ceremony at Brackenridge Park while safeguarding sacred spaces from a city hellbent on redevelopment.
From childhood grief to the discovery of the power of breathwork in college sports, the backstory of Love’s journey to Breathe & Rise Collective offers encouragement for all who struggle.
