Exhaustion is the the sound of the last gasps of the world as processes come to satisfaction, fall into lassitude, and die. Exhaustion is the admission by the life-long activist that they cannot possibly take another step... before the world presents another lure, calling them forth to renew a struggle. Exhaustion is that place where virulent capitalist process want you - because exhaustion is not death, it is just containment, the end of creativity. Exhaustion is predictability, the death of chance, the overload of communication, the promises with words but not actions.
Enterprising Indigeneity
By Joël Laforest
"The Kahnawake have used the available resources to create conditions that work for them. What is distinctive about their approach, however, is the collective enterprise of their nation: rather than being subjected to market forces and the state on an atomized individual level, their political and organizational capacity allows them to advocate for a general interest."
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You and Us Silent Beings
By Ségolène Guinard
"They told me about the time before the great fires. Before everything became ashes..."
Visiting the Canadian Malartic Goldmine
By June Pham
"The difference between my 2, 3 hour-visit and life of those people who are constantly exposed to the mine’s activities, needless to say, is incomparable. Apparently, there are a number of measures implemented to reduce noise as well as dust generated from the mine’ daily operations. Still, I cannot help but questioning the extent to which the company is committed not only to the environment but also to the local community."
