Indigenous peoples and scholars are gathering in the far North today for the opening of a unique circumpolar institute, the EALAT Institute, in Kautokeino, Norway. A Sami elder states about who…
read moreAmericans, as we see time and time again, are incredibly naive about world politics. By and large, they accept government propaganda, no matter how absurd. They bought the Cold War…
read moreThe Sacred Land Reader, a companion to the film In the Light of Reverence, is available as a PDF download. The reader and teacher’s guide are located on the Sacred…
read moreA conference on discrimination facing indigenous peoples in Latin America is scheduled to take place at the European Parliament in Brussels on Thursday March 24.
read moreTom Hastings, Professor in the Department of Conflict Resolution at Portland State University, presents on image management in civil society campaigns. Hastings’ presentation and the ensuing discussion examine general principles…
read moreThe failure of the modern state to meet our needs is structural–an inherent design flaw that renders essential reform of this structure impossible. Having relegated local and regional participation in…
read moreFor all you red-haired Indians out there, Happy Saint Patrick’s Day from another tribe of salmon people.
read morePedro Flores reports on how community radio in the Mexican state of Guerrero is helping the autonomous communities there prevent the invasion of transnational mining companies supported by the Mexican…
read moreAfter the failure of the 2009 Copenhagen climate summit, local and regional solutions are growing in importance. At Jokkmokk Winter Conference 2011, solutions for a sustainable future in arctic and…
read moreWestern Sahara and Palestine share three essential commonalities: they are both indigenous nations, they both speak Arabic, and they both remain militarily occupied by foreign powers dependent on support from…
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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