Economic warfare by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control against Zimbabwe, as part of the punitive measures in response to land reform critical for nutrition amid a mounting food…
read moreWhen it comes to professional conduct, attorneys, physicians and elected officials are subject to review by their peers through private associations and public commissions. They can face disbarment, censure, loss…
read moreMilitarization under the pretext of the drug war, says journalist Dawn Paley, is essential to capitalist expansion. Opening new spaces for capital in countries like Mexico, Guatemala and Colombia, using…
read moreRevolving door between NGOs, government and media, underwritten by transnational corporations, supports terrorism under the banner of human rights.
read moreOrganized racism likely to increase in the Pacific Northwest with crude oil export.
read moreEmmett Oliver, founder of Paddle to Seattle and citizen of the Quinault Nation, embodied leadership. As an educator and advocate for Indigenous Peoples, Oliver’s efforts were instrumental in spawning the…
read moreRead more about the Anti-Indian Movement in the United States here.
read moreUnder Bolivia’s first indigenous president, the indigenous majority, plurinational state of Bolivia has made dramatic improvements in health, education and economic opportunity for its citizens. For a previously feudal society,…
read moreNational Congress of American Indians President Brian Cladoosby calls industrial vision at Cherry Point* outdated and unconscionable. Threats to Lummi Nations cultural heritage, as well as to endangered species like…
read moreSandy Robson, Public Good Correspondent award-winner for 2014 and 2015, has received the Paul deArmond Citizen Journalism award for 2015. Sandy is the only investigative journalist to uncover financial connections…
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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