Respect the Locals

Indigenous communities hold the knowledge of their land through generations of experience and existence; this knowledge is sacred and provides a foundation to build on, not one to erase. We respect those who have generated knowledge that we build upon, consult directly with them to preserve that knowledge, and acknowledge the lineage of new contributions by always citing our sources.

Collage of the poster for The Encampments, which shows an anonymous student wearing a keffiyeh around their shoulders, with the words "THE ENCAMPMENTS" across their face.

Dignify through Design

What's So Funny About 'The Encampments'?

In the first entry in their column, Food for Thought (Literally), Kellyn Nettles digs into The Encampments. They pair the film with a hearty spicy mushroom risotto, "something that will provide you sustenance and get you off your ass and into action."