Traditional Knowledge Archives - Intercontinental Cry

Conservation Betrayals in Central India: In the Tribal Belt of Central India, Indigenous communities are being manipulated, evicted and impoverished in the name of conservation

The first Indigenous Media Zone led by indigenous women at the UN

Ngäbe-Buglé movement issues a call to UN, international organizations to save dam-threatened communities

Indigenous Communities are at the Heart of Conserving Biodiversity and Protecting Mother Earth

Survivors of State-Sponsored Violence to Speak Out, Address the Killings in the Philippines: US-wide Tour Will Feature Filipino Human Rights Experts and Indigenous Peoples

Land titling for indigenous communities leads to forest protection, peer-reviewed study finds: New research provides yet more evidence that granting indigenous and other local communities formal title to their traditional lands can be a boon to efforts to conserve forests

Energy Fuels Completes Drilling Near Grand Canyon: Uranium Mining Could Begin June 2017 at Sacred Site

My Word: Humanizing Climate Change & Dehumanizing peoples

Panama meeting on human rights, environmental issues sows hope and disappointment

A Canadian Company Is Set to Construct Brazil's Largest Open-Pit Gold Mine—in the Heart of the Amazon

Arctic Indigenous Peoples leading the way in ecological restoration and climate resilience, says major new study

Saving the Venezuelan Amazon: Mega-nature reserve? Or mega-mining frontier?

From fish to forests, conflicts to coffee: humans affected by species on the move

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Maya Weavers propose a collective intellectual property law

by Manuela Picq traducido por Daniel Dayley translated by Daniel DayleyMarch 14, 2017

Indigenous Peoples At WIPO Call For Respect Of Their Sovereign Rights, Prevention Of Cultural Genocide

by Catherine Saez, Intellectual Property WatchMarch 8, 2017

On the Rights of Nature

by Mari MargilFebruary 18, 2017

Corporate 'Biopiracy' in Peru Threatens Indigenous Knowledge

by Rael Mora, TeleSUROctober 12, 2016

Everyday Acts of Resurgence: A talk by Taiaiake Alfred, Jeff Corntassel and Lisa Strelein

by John Ahni SchertowOctober 2, 2016

Paddle to Nisqually: A Native American cultural resurgence: Canoe journey not only showcases skill and strength but also preserves native customs and values

by Stephyn Quirke, Street RootsSeptember 1, 2016

Zuni Tribe Returns to Sacred Ceremony to Strengthen Community: The Southwest tribe is rebuilding sacred buildings critical for teaching Zuni youth the pueblo’s core values of community and devotion to collective prosperity.

by Michael J. Dax, Yes MagazineJune 17, 2016

The legacy of Berito Cobaria: On cultural genocide, language revitalization and the international campaign against Occidental Petroleum

by Jake LingMay 10, 2016

A Native University: An Idea Rooted in the Formation of the Iroquois Confederacy

by Doug George-KanentiioDecember 11, 2015

Dechinta Bush University launches program to train future Indigenous Guardian Leaders

by Dechinta Centre for Research and LearningAugust 7, 2015

Food is Medicine: Decolonize Your Diet

by Eva CoghillJuly 31, 2015

Shipibo Stories Pass to the Next Generation, With a Little Help From Digital Media

by Eduardo AvilaJuly 24, 2015

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