Nomadic Earth Architecture is a nonprofit committed to building justice through architecture, working with communities worldwide who face displacement, oppression, and environmental injustice. Architecture should be a tool for resilience, resistance, and renewal — not a luxury for the privileged few. This is a space where sustainable structures meet sustainable justice as we work to build with the earth, for the earth, alongside those most impacted by injustice. Our structures are living testaments to a future where no one is left behind. We honor indigenous knowledge, local wisdom, and the power of collective creation that highlight the true architects of our projects as the local communities themselves. We believe in supporting local communities, which is why we source locally accessible materials sustainably and work closely with local artisans. This opens the possibility to create jobs, builds local skills, and ensures our construction methods are grounded in local traditions. Through our workshops, we educate volunteers and community members on how to use magnesium-based solutions in construction, combining traditional and modern techniques to create homes that are both functional and environmentally friendly.