November/December
Features



 


6 Mapping the Gran Sabana
by Bjorn Sletto
Village elders in the vast Venezuelan savanna helped create the "paper of their land," protecting it for future generations.  

14 The Allure of Atwood's Toronto by Guylaine Spencer
Long a destination for writers and literary fans, this eclectic city has provided the setting for many popular novels by Canada's leading author.   


22 Bolivian Botanist with a Buzz by Anna M. Spector
Inés Hinojosa is cultivating cohesion and leadership in indigenous communities with her revolutionary approach to sustainable development.


28 Roberto Aizenberg: Argentina's Visual Alchemist by Caleb Bach
This master surrealist painted provocative works that often reflected his personal struggle and despair while conveying a fresh, innocent vision.


38 Proud Stand of a Forgotten People  by Judy Waytiuk
After centuries of neglect, Canada's Métis are gaining political and cultural recognition and restoring pride in their rich heritage. 


48 Turning the Page on Mexican Women by Elizabeth Coonard Martínez
Born to a Jewish immigrant family, Rosa Nissán transcended cultural and personal obstacles to question the traditional role of females in works celebrating their identity.  

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