Groundswell: Indigenous Knowledge and a

Description

Groundswell is a collection of stirring and passionate essays from both Indigenous and non-Indigenous writers that present a compelling message about how traditional Indigenous knowledge and practices can and must be used to address climate change.

The chapters eloquently interconnect, taking us from radical thinking to the gentleness of breath, demonstrating that we are all in this together, that we must understand what needs to be accomplished and participate in the care of Mother Earth.

Authors tap into religious and spiritual perspectives, explore the wisdom of youth, and share the insights of a nature-based philosophy. These collective writings give you a chance to contemplate and formulate your own direction. A moral revolution that can produce a groundswell of momentum toward a diverse society based on human rights, Indigenous rights, and the rights of Mother Earth.