Standing with God to End Oppression
Liberation theologians use Christianity as weapon in the fight for the poor. And in a way, even the pope is on their side.
Nature
Fancy Schemes for a Dirty Business
Delhi struggles with unsustainable practices as air, water and land are under assault.
A Traditional Shareconomy
Indigenous communities in the Andes traditionally manage commons such as water. Their potential is still not exhausted.
Preserving Our Land
Seed banks are a vital insurance for smallholders’ livelihood. A journey to Santiago Yaitepec shows the need and benefits of local, agricultural self-aid.
Living Soil – the Basis for Life
The exhibition “Soil. Sustains Life.” shows how humans depend on soil, a non-renewable resource, and why we have to manage it sustainably.
Dams - Development Or Delusion?
Dams are exceptional as a symbol of the changing development policy paradigms of recent decades.
Seen but Not Heard
Despite repeated warnings from Unicef, children are not being involved in policymaking on climate change. How can they be included?
Disrupt Climate Change
The movie “Disruption” was part of the mobilization for the People’s Climate March in September 2014. It leaves no doubt: Climate change is a social issue.
