Indigenous culture

Jimmy Nelson has gone all over the earth to photograph native peoples at their proudest moments and to show you their soul.

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Grand Entry

Photographer Jimmy Nelson traveled the world to document the cultures of indigenous tribes at risk of disappearing. It took him over four years to complete his project and the result is the brilliant book “Before They Pass Away.”

Embark on a journey through the rich tapestry of Oklahoma's Native American heritage, nestled at the crossroads of diverse cultures and offering a captivating glimpse into the vibrant traditions and timeless stories of its Indigenous people.

Survival International, the global movement for tribal peoples’ rights, announces the 12 winning entries of its first-ever photographic competition, held to mark the organisation’s 45th anniversary

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Introduction How do the Indigenous populations of the Arctic navigate the challenges posed by climate change while preserving their rich cultural heritage and traditional knowledge? The Arctic region, with its vast expanse and diverse ecosystems, is home to Indigenous communities with deep-rooted histories and unique cultural traditions. These communities have developed invaluable knowledge systems over generations, enabling them to thrive in this harsh environment. As climate change…

At Acampamento Terra Livre, one of the world’s largest assemblies of Indigenous peoples, Eric Terena and Alice Aedy photographed activists from across Brazil.