A growing movement within Native American communities is centered on healing humanity’s relationship with the Earth through ceremony, ritual, and activism. Many of these communities have emerged as key leaders in the climate movement, leveraging land rights and treaty protections to halt mining and drilling across the country, as well as engaging in direct action.

Earth, Mother, Fire, Water, Dance was a proposed to Chronicle Books as a portrait series highlighting the Native American activists at the forefront of the fight for climate security.

(The following are example pages)