Drawings by the Yanonami Indigenous community speak to climate change, deteriorating tribal rights

On Jan. 31, the University community had the opportunity to hear Davi Kopenawa speak about the ongoing systematic erasure of the Yanomami people and what it means for the Amazon Rainforest.

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