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In Memoriam: Dr. Rudolph C. Rÿser, Founding Chair, CWIS

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Broken Shell

Broken Shell

January 15, 2009

Some time ago, we wrote about the progressive–fascist alliance, and what that alliance might do to the American psyche, already reeling from betrayals in public office. With the fascist invasion…

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Fool’s Mission

Fool’s Mission

January 14, 2009

The key to perpetuating pyramid schemes is keeping dissenting voices out. Those who question the framework of the plan itself cannot be allowed to warn the gullible. Pulling off such…

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Unholy Dividends

Unholy Dividends

January 13, 2009

Progress is a lethal concept concocted by colonial states to justify dominating indigenous peoples. Having allied themselves with conservatism long ago, progressives have no trouble rationalizing support of apartheid, as…

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Corruption of the Sacred

Corruption of the Sacred

January 12, 2009

Interviewed by European media recently, Indigenous Environmental Network’s Tom Goldtooth remarked that the UN plans for dealing with climate change through market mechanisms is an evil concept. Selling the air…

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Paying Attention

Paying Attention

January 11, 2009

Reading Harper’s account of the economic chaos in the US yesterday, I was reminded of comments made recently by the Hopi cultural preservation officer, that turmoil and disharmony is inevitable…

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Indigenous Education

Indigenous Education

January 10, 2009

Spirit of Learning The World Indigenous Peoples’ Conference on Education held last month in Melbourne was a big success. The 2011 conference will be hosted by the Quechua Nation of…

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Plundering Papua

Plundering Papua

January 9, 2009

Price of Autonomy As part of the vast Indonesian colonial archipelago, West Papua and East Timor have suffered horrendous abuse at the hands of the Indonesian military–a military supported by…

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Draft American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Moves Forward

Draft American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Moves Forward

January 9, 2009

An international human rights declaration geared specifically toward meeting the legal needs of the indigenous peoples of the Americas took a step forward last month when the Organization of American…

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Unequal Protection

Unequal Protection

January 8, 2009

Equal protection under the law is generally considered to fall under the realm of civil rights: protection might vary greatly from country to country, but within each state everybody gets…

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Chief George Manuel Memorial Indigenous Library

The 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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