An infographic illustrating indigenous and relational philosophies about sustainability and ways of being. The design features a tree-like structure with curved golden branches, each holding a colored circle representing different cultural concepts. At the base, an arrow transitions from "Relations of Domination" to "Relations of Care," showing transformation in values.
Ten cultural concepts are displayed with unique icons and locations:
Ubuntu (Sub-Saharan Africa) with a turquoise bird
Mino-mnaamodzawin (Anishinaabek, USA)
Satoyama and Satoumi (Japan) with cherry blossoms
Saffu (Oromo, Ethiopia) with a leaf
Kawsak Sacha (Kichwa, Ecuador) with a figure by water
Nanao ñu'u (Mixtec, Mexico)
Birgejupmi (Sápmi, Arctic) with a reindeer
Suma Qamaña (Aymara, Bolivia) with a drum
Sumak Kawsay (Kichwa, South America)
Whakakapa (Aotearoa, New Zealand) with traditional symbols
Below, a legend explains each concept's meaning, focusing on human-nature relationships, respect, and sustainable living practices. The overall theme emphasizes transformation from anthropocentric approaches to ecocentric and pluriversal formations based on reciprocity.
🌿 Indigenous wisdom offers many ways: 10 diverse philosophies from around the world demonstrate how human-nature relationships can shift from domination to care.
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