On the Indonesian Island of Sumba, Traditional Weaving Helps a Threatened Community Thrive
       
     
  Whether in Canada, Australia, Scandinavian countries, or even Switzerland, the process remains the same: an authority—Church, State, or their alliance—takes hold of children from a minority population with the aim of erasing their cultural identity
       
     
 On the Indonesian island of Sumba, where the landscape is a patchwork of rolling savannas and dramatic cliffs, an ancient ritual plays out with breathtaking intensity. Every year, as the arrival of sea worms—known as  nyale —signals the changing of
       
     
'There aren't enough schools'
       
     
Hmong Fruit
       
     
       
     
The Dominican salt mine of Las Salinas, a place between worlds for haitians looking to tether themselves to a better place.
       
     
 In Bali, where spirituality and natural wonders enmesh, the Balinese people take to the beach to celebrate Banyupinaruh—an occasion that unifies communities and honors wisdom.
       
     
       
     
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