The award-winning Kankuaka library opened with one box of books. Now it is reconnecting indigenous youth with their past through oral histories, gatherings with elders and workshops
As dawn creeps over the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in northern Colombia, a small group of children trek downhill carrying cameras and sketch pads.
Each month, they come to an ancient site scattered with hundreds of petroglyphs – smooth stones etched with patterns – to create their own images of the art of their ancestors.
Atánquez, the capital of the Kankuamo people, surrounded by the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta
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