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Navajo Holocaust
Peabody Coal’s 40 Year Holocaust for Navajos, “a long mourning song in the land”.
Read moreCWIS Response to United Nations-IP Participation
Essentially our goal and we believe the goal the President of the General Assembly should adopt is for indigenous peoples constitutional or customary governments and institutions to directly participate in…
Read moreAmazigh Autonomy
The indigenous people of North Africa, the Imazighen, survived the Arab conquest, and now face the threat of Islamic terrorism. In the chaotic aftermath of uprisings and NATO invasions, the…
Read moreTransforming the Values
Presenting a new vision for the future of humankind is the result of a long preparation by the Fourth World. The history and future of this struggle is a dramatic…
Read moreCrime and Pretense
Destroying Aboriginal self-determination in Australia is the subject of filmmaker John Pilger’s commentary Starvation of Australia’s Indigenous Peoples: Utopia’s Dirty Secret.
Read moreFuture Generations
The April 8, 2016 ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Coffin — in Eugene, Oregon — that 21 plaintiffs, ages 8-19, are entitled to be heard in their claim…
Read moreNetwar Reader
Understanding communication, storytelling and globalization in a Netwar environment.
Read moreNetwar at Cherry Point
A Special Report about White Power on the Salish Sea A story about the pursuit of truth, democratic renewal, and the holy spirit
Read moreDire Warnings
Oil exporters preparing to capitalize on lifted U.S. Crude Oil Export ban already pouring money into Tea Party-led PACs promoting anti-Indian racism, as well as laundering money through Washington Republican…
Read moreZionism vs Free Speech
University of California sides with apartheid State of Israel against free speech criticizing Israel’s unequal treatment of non-Jews and supporting boycotts, divestment and sanctions (BDS) to pressure Israel to change…
Read moreChief 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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