Andrew E. Miller

@amazonmiller.bsky.social

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Advocacy Director @ Amazon Watch. Privileged to accompany Amazonian struggles for collective rights & climate justice. Privilegiado acompañar a luchas Amazónicas por los derechos colectivos y la justicia climática

Screenshot of tweet by Rep Hank Johnson - "The Trump and Petro meeting is an opportunity for a clean slate."
Chapra Indigenous leader Olivia Bisa from the Peruvian Amazon out front of CitiBank's New York City headquaters in September, 2024 holding a sign stating, "Stop the flow of money to PetroPeru"
Group of protesters outside of the Silver Spring Tesla dealership for the weekly Tesla Takedown action. Signs include “Deport Musk to Mars”, “Diabolical Oligarch Grifting Efficiently”, and “Feed DOGE into a wood chipper!”
Photo of Congressman Raúl Grijalva and Beka Munduruku, Indigenous youth activist from the Brazilian Amazon. Photo: Andrew Miller
Image of AFP News Agency post noting that gold prices have soared to an all time high of $2,971 per ounce.
Screenshot of a Department of Government Efficiency tweet demonstrating several USAID programs that are being cancelled.
Alessandra Korap, 40, an Indigenous Munduruku leader points at the River Tapajós near her home in the Munduruku Indigenous Reserve, Brazil. She has faced multiple death threats for leading opposition against mining on Indigenous lands. Jan 11, 2025. Thomson Reuters Foundation/Dan Collyns
Screen shot in Portuguese
Photo from action to save US foreign assistance at the Capitol Building. Photo: Andrew Miller
Indigenous occupation at the Pará State Education Secretariat building has lasted several weeks now - Photo: Nay Jinknss / @nayjinknss
Monica Yanomami from Haxiu speaks to The Guardian during a meeting of villagers in a remote community called Kori Yauopë. Photograph: João Laet/The Guardian
Self portrait w/ t-shirt proclaiming Donald, Eres Un Pendejo (Donald, you are a jackass)
Photo of Maria and Ze Claudio, Brazilian environmental activists killed in 2011
Portrait of Chapra Indigenous leader Olivia Bisa from the Peruvian Amazon, outside the global headquarters of CitiBank in New York City. Olivia's sign reads, "Stop the flow of money to PetroPeru!"
Washington Post headline: "Amazon's advocates fear Trump's return means little US help to protect rainforest"
A trail camera installed in the Massaco Indigenous Territory captured unprecedented images of a group of nine men from an uncontacted tribe collecting machetes and axes left behind by officials from Brazil’s Indigenous affairs agency, Funai. Image courtesy of Funai.