Ancestral Recovery: Where did THAT come from? [vlog]
Episode 1 of our new vlog is here!
Reconciliation Circles
Along with a ton of site redesigns, preparations for video and audio content, and a more user friendly interface, we have a new section called […]
Healing Relationships 2
Healing Relationships 2 of 2. Though we may experience intense feelings of loneliness that are very real, We are never actually “alone”. Though it may […]
i am a settler. i live in a colony.
A selection of articles and resources posted by Cathasaigh Ó Corcráin on his blog Míle Gaiscíoch. The first article Notes on a Bioregional Decolonization is […]
Healing Relationships 1
Healing Relationships: 1 of 2 When we give ourselves to healing relationships – turning towards what’s alive inside and outside of us – we grow […]
Practical Steps Page
A new Practical Steps page has been added under the Ancestral Recovery heading. The Practical Steps poster has been turned into a whole page to […]
Open Letter to BC Witchcamp on Issues of Cultural Appropriation & Respect
October 2019 Update: It’s always interesting to check-in on past efforts. As I was updating this page for the new site, I visited the BC […]
Practical Steps in Decolonization
A special acknowledgement to River Jackson-Paton for influencing the content of this poster. Thank you! This poster and additional writing is also included as a […]
Anti-Colonial Anarchism vs Decolonization
Many forms of resistance to colonialism and empire are necessary and important, and this poster should not be interpreted as dissuading those forms of solidarity […]
Growing Togetherness Through Decolonization
Throw away culture is one of the hallmarks of modern western civilization. Disconnection, coupled with gross privilege, has created a society in which many people […]
Ooops! I did it again!
OR, SLAYING THE MONSTER OF RECOLONIZATION One of the biggest challenges people of european heritage face as we engage in ancestral recovery, re-indigenization and decolonizing […]
Movements of Decolonization
Let’s have a conversation about decolonization. What is decolonization? What isn’t decolonization? Is decolonization even possible? Only by having honest conversations about the movements we […]