A new short film from Zimbabwe reveals the communal rituals that are central to local, agroecological farming systems.

Our tribute to Joanna Macy, an Ancestor of the African Earth Jurisprudence Collective

Some years back, Alon Kiiza, an elder custodian of the Bagungu clan in western Uganda, had a dream.

A new film follows Kenyan clans reviving the ecological and cultural diversity of their ancestral lands. Watch it below, on YouTube, Vimeo, or streaming platform WaterBear (search ATHARAKA).

Two communities in Southeast Zimbabwe’s Bikita district came together to map their ancestral territory and seasonal calendar, in the first stage of a process learnt from the Colombian Amazon.