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Indigenous Design Frames

When the world we inhabit seems to be approaching its limits—ecological, social, and cultural—our ability to shape it also reaches its limits.

Fernanda Rocha

May 1, 2025·1 min read

May 1, 2025

1 min read

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Fernanda Rocha

Sobre Fernanda Rocha

A futurist with more than 15 years of experience in strategic design, creativity, and innovation. She serves as Chief Futures Officer (CFO) and is a co-founder of Blackbot. She leads the Creative Futures project.

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From the Navel: Ancestral Lessons for a Better Tomorrow

In ancestral agricultural wisdom, the diversity it has generated, and the reciprocity expressed in the Quechua concept of “uyway,” we find the keys to a sustainable future. This article by Illa Liendo Tagle encourages us to return to our roots to address today’s crises.

Illa Liendo Tagle

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Community Innovation

There are other ways to think about the future: more local, more collaborative, and less dependent on systems that prioritize extraction over life. Community innovation shows that technology can also strengthen social ties, knowledge sharing, and help build collective autonomy. Photos: Andres Kishimoto

Elsie Ralston

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Why decolonization remains urgent: in what is studied, in what is called knowledge, and in what is considered progress.

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