The "Women of the Corn" Share More than Maize at Yo'on Ixim
At this literacy program in Puebla, Mexico, indigenous Mayan women come together to share meals and work toward a better life.
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At this literacy program in Puebla, Mexico, indigenous Mayan women come together to share meals and work toward a better life.
There are many shared traditions, but Muslims in different countries also have Eid customs distinctly their own.
When the global pandemic impacted the livelihoods of several communities of Mexican weavers, British brand Colville connected with them to reignite the disrupted traditional craft of ’telar de cintura’ weaving
The government of Belize is attempting to suppress Indigenous self-determination and disavow customary Maya governance in the name of "development."
Quarterly. It’s a great way to support the journal during this challenging year. Two years ago, we made our second foray into publishing with Snichimal Vayuchil or Flowery Dream. This is a short volume poetry translated by our poetry editor, Paul Worley, from Spanish or Tsotsil Maya. It was produced by an experimental poetry workshop in bats’i k’op, or Tsotsil Maya, where writers create poetry in their own mother language and Spanish, sharing their work as a form of what they call relational poetry. The workshop is also a place where these young writers reflect upon the origin...