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Caring for the Vine

Indigenous communities in Acre and ayahuasca religions are increasingly shifting from wild harvesting to cultivation,...

The Future of Ayahuasca Under Dispute in Brazil

Brazil’s ayahuasca regulation reveals deep contradictions: institutional churches are protected, while Indigenous practices face bureaucratic...

The Return of the Shaman: The Forest Revolution

Indigenous peoples in Acre revitalize ayahuasca practices to restore culture, autonomy, and alliances after decades...

Psychedelics, Chloroquine for the Climate Pandemic?

Marcelo Leite argues that psychedelics cannot solve the ecological crisis. While Indigenous peoples use them...

The Enchanted Science of Jurema: DMT at the Root of Afro-Amerindian Rituals in Brazil

In this interview, Marcelo Leite reflects on his shift from science journalism to exploring the...

United in Fight and Celebration: The 3rd Indigenous Peoples Union Festival

The 3rd Indigenous Peoples Union Festival blended celebration and resistance, bringing together 20 ethnic groups...

Science, Spirit, and Structure: Building a Psychedelic Research Hub in Brazil’s Public University System

Fernanda Palhano's research group in Brazil explores the therapeutic potential of psychedelics like ayahuasca and...

The Importance of Indigenous Voices at Psychedelic Culture 2025: A Response to Metropoles

The Chacruna Institute defends Fernanda Kaingáng’s participation at Psychedelic Culture 2025, emphasizing Indigenous representation in...

Anvisa Bans the Selling and Advertising of Ayahuasca in Brazil

Anvisa, Brazil's health regulatory agency, banned the sale and advertising of ayahuasca-based products due to...

Ex-“The Voice” Singer Reports Homophobia in UDV, a Religion that Uses Ayahuasca

Singer Marcos Lessa reported being the subject of a homophobic remark made by Jair Gabriel...
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