Wir stehen in der Mitte der Unendlichkeit

Questions like these seem more relevant than ever to Western societies in light of the climate crisis, which is causing global social and ecological upheavals. However, numerous populations have been confronted with them for centuries. For indigenous groups, these issues are part of a multi-generational history of oppression, pandemics, famine, displacement, and destructive war. Thanks to their resilience, indigenous peoples are still present in North America today and possess a unique understanding of civilizational destruction based on their experiences. In conversations with Stan Rushworth and Dahr Jamail, members of various North American nations and different ages share their perspectives on the world. The result is an innovative research and reporting work that places indigenous voices at the center of discussions about the current environmental crisis. From melting glaciers to migration, intergenerational trauma, an indomitable will to survive, and visions for a possible future derived from thousands of years of history, the world can learn what it takes to confront the current crises of the present.