Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots

by Azimuth World Foundation

Hi, this is Azimuth World Foundation's podcast: Connecting the dots. We want to engage our community through these talks and shed light on issues that are important, urgent and need addressing. With the help of our guests, we will be connecting the dots between matters of access to Public Health and Safe Water and the balance between Humankind and Nature among indigenous and rural communities. 

Podcast episodes

  • Season 1

  • S01 E14 - Connecting the Dots with VICTORIA BUSCHMAN

    S01 E14 - Connecting the Dots with VICTORIA BUSCHMAN

    They make up less than 5% of the global population, yet Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities support about 80% of the world's biodiversity. Still, again and again we hear about Human Rights violations, land dispossession and o...

    57:42
  • S01 E13 - Connecting the Dots with GALINA ANGAROVA

    S01 E13 - Connecting the Dots with GALINA ANGAROVA

    At the International Funders for Indigenous Peoples' Global Conference in Mexico, we videoed a very inspiring conversation with Cultural Survival's Executive Director, Galina Angarova. A member of the Abzai Clan of the Ekhirit Nat...

    18:32
  • S01 E12 - Connecting the Dots with TARCILA RIVERA ZEA

    S01 E12 - Connecting the Dots with TARCILA RIVERA ZEA

    Last month, Azimuth attended the International Funders for Indigenous Peoples’ Global Conference in Merida, Mexico. That’s where we had the wonderful opportunity of sitting down with Tarcila Rivera Zea, Quechua Chanka from Peru, w...

    17:32
  • S01 E11 - Connecting the Dots with KILIII YUYAN

    S01 E11 - Connecting the Dots with KILIII YUYAN

    One of our current grantees is the Fundación Sobrevivencia Cofán, an Indigenous-led organization working to protect the Cofán-Bermejo Ecological Reserve. Shortly after awarding our grant, we asked the FSC to share some pictures of...

    59:56
  • S01 E10 - Connecting the Dots with RUI DIOGO

    S01 E10 - Connecting the Dots with RUI DIOGO

    The original inhabitants of the Great Lakes region of Central Africa, the Batwa were semi-nomadic forest-dwelling expert hunter-gatherers. In 1991, following conservation projects by the Ugandan government and Western internationa...

    53:56