At a turning point for our planet, we are being called to return to the energy of Mother Earth, transform uncertainty into purpose, and remember who we are through mending our relationship with ourselves, one another, and all living things.
Read our mission
We live with the consequences of separation — from land, from one another, and from the histories that have shaped us. Healing begins when we recognize that nothing exists alone, and that what happens to one part ultimately touches the whole.
Read thE manifesto
Living at elevations of up to 4800m, the Q’eros of the high Peruvian Andes have safeguarded one of the world’s most enduring traditions of Andean culture, ecological knowledge, and spirituality while living in one of Earth’s highest inhabited mountain regions.
Learn about the Q’eros
walking with the leaders
People of Yanaruma
Apaza Family
Gloria and her baby
children in Quico
Women in hapu with their new shoes
From ceremonies of remembrance to medical brigades and emergency aid, our initiatives support communities while helping sustain the traditions through which knowledge has been carried across generations.
Follow the roots of our work
Film / coming soon
Who we are
Shared Stories
Essay / 01
Who kept the fire?
As ancient wisdom becomes more visible, the question is not only what we learn, but how we remain in relationship with the people and cultures who carried it forward.
For partnerships, collaborations, and stories that bring us together.