Batwa are the first peoples of Central Africa, and Batwa women are experiencing high levels of violence, as well as low levels of educational opportunity. Minority Rights Group International looks…
Read moreAiding Apartheid US investment in the infrastructure of Israeli apartheid isn’t all military, sometimes it’s as mundane as roads.
Read moreThe Killing of Major Denis Mahon by Peter Duffy is a tale of tenancy grounded in peat and potatoes, reluctant relations, church and state. An uncommon history of County Roscommon….
Read moreBecoming Human In February 2001, Dr. Rudolph C. Rÿser and guests spoke at the University of Washington about the history of human rights and its application to indigenous peoples.
Read moreAs Tom Goldtooth of the Indigenous Environmental Network observes, leadership on protecting Mother Earth is emerging from indigenous communities and their movement associates in civil society. Opposed to this movement…
Read moreThe Dominion examines the deal between the timber industry and poohbah environmental organizations regarding Canada’s boreal forest.
Read moreApocalypse is a relative term, but must surely apply to the annihilation of the majestic forests of the Pacific Northwest. Darius Kinsey documented in photos the wasting of the Salish…
Read moreA Multinational State As Argentina prepares to celebrate its independence from Spain, indigenous nations there are mobilizing cross-country tours to promote a multinational state. Along with supportive social organizations, they…
Read moreAside from the ecological devastation caused by the BP Gulf Oil Spill in the ocean, tribal lifeways of South Louisiana are also at risk. This leaves members of the Pointe-Au-Chien…
Read moreThe library is dedicated to the memory of Secwepemc Chief George Manuel (1921-1989), to the nations of the Fourth World and to the elders and generations to come.
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