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For the Pataxó Peoples: In Defense of Life, Self-determination, and Justice

For the Pataxó Peoples: In Defense of Life, Self-determination, and Justice

We at Cultural Survival hereby express our deep indignation and solidarity in light of the grave human rights violations committed against the Pataxó People, especially in the Indigenous territories of Barra Velha and Comexatiba, in the southern region of Bahia, Brazil.


Indigenous Voices Rise Above the Din of Mining in North Sulawesi

Indigenous Voices Rise Above the Din of Mining in North Sulawesi

The project team plans to build on its success by training aspiring Indigenous broadcasters, conducting follow-up research on the long-term impacts of mining, and expanding its online presence to reach a wider audience.


How should police officers use force? The Kristian White case is an insight into what the community thinks

How should police officers use force? The Kristian White case is an insight into what the community thinks

Emma Ryan does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.


Homebuilder unveils ‘fire-resilient’ neighborhood to limit devastation from wildfires

Homebuilder unveils ‘fire-resilient’ neighborhood to limit devastation from wildfires

The community was built with fire-resistant materials and is “designed to IBHS’s highest level of protection against direct flame contact, radiant heat and embers, which helps to meaningfully reduce the likelihood of wildfire spread,” the company said.


Indigenous Peoples’ Right to Truth and Dignity of Victims

Indigenous Peoples’ Right to Truth and Dignity of Victims

An example is the Commission for Historical Clarification, La Comisión para el Esclarecimiento Histórico, which was created in 1994 to clarify the past with “objectivity, justice and impartiality” in response to the thousands of atrocities and human rights violations committed during Guatemala's Сivil War (1960-1996).


Indigenous Communities Examine Risks and Impacts of Climate Change at First Annual Meeting in Colombia

Indigenous Communities Examine Risks and Impacts of Climate Change at First Annual Meeting in Colombia

The participants agreed that there must be a clear and precise definition of climate change and culturally relevant systems to understand the problem and find community solutions, such as ensuring continuity with agroecological practices, diversifying reforestation, strengthening of seed banks, and use and respect for Traditional Knowledge in the care of the territories.


Cosmovisão/ Crítica/ Causa: The Art of Denilson Baniwa

Cosmovisão/ Crítica/ Causa: The Art of Denilson Baniwa

Through a practice that comprises art making, media producing, exhibition curation, and archival research, he spotlights urgent conversations while leveraging accusations and clamoring for colonially-rooted societies and institutions to reckon with their complicitness in the marginalization of Indigenous Peoples.


Despite some key milestones since 2000, Australia still has a long way to go on gender equality

Despite some key milestones since 2000, Australia still has a long way to go on gender equality

These include the appointment of Australia’s first female governor-general in 2008 and prime minister in 2010, the introduction of universal paid parental leave in 2011, a high-profile inquiry into workplace sexual harassment in 2020, and new legislation requiring the public reporting of gender pay gaps in 2023.


Lake Pátzcuaro: A Mirror Cracked by Climate Change

Lake Pátzcuaro: A Mirror Cracked by Climate Change

Esteban Silva, the workshop's founder, says, "One of the biggest blows we suffered was four years ago when we went to remove the water lilies as part of our program to recover or protect some springs, we saw that herbicides had been applied to the plants and aquatic weeds."


The Crisis of Deforestation on Indigenous Lands and Territories

The Crisis of Deforestation on Indigenous Lands and Territories

They are brave men, women, elders and youth who are in the last line of defense for their forest communities against commercial or state-owned industrial companies that destroy everything in their path to economic gain and multimillion-dollar profits.


The Importance of Our Relatives: The Forests and Trees

The Importance of Our Relatives: The Forests and Trees

When I return to my memories as a child, to how I felt protected and at peace in the presence of the trees and how they knew what I was feeling, I understand now that they provided a kinship and an ancestral connection that was fragmented in my life.


Rights at Risk: Energy Transfer vs. Greenpeace Ruling Has Implications for All

Rights at Risk: Energy Transfer vs. Greenpeace Ruling Has Implications for All

Greenpeace, along with many allied organizations, acted in solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, including drawing attention to Tribal complaints that Energy Transfer desecrated burial grounds and culturally important sites during construction.