Organisations of the Kichwa people together with human rights organizations have submitted a formal petition to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD),…
¡Pasa la Palabra! Historias de Educación Dirigida por Indígenas desde las Bases Celebrando Lenguas Indígenas con el lanzamiento de la primera publicación ILED Nos complace presentar la primera…
How Indigenous-led education is vital for climate action This article is adapted from a talk during a dialogue on 'curricula and other educational materials development in relation to assessing and…
Pass it on! Stories of Indigenous-led Education from the Grassroots Celebrating Indigenous Languages with the launch of the first ILED Spotlight Publication We are very pleased to present you with…
"Nous sommes la nature" : Déclaration de Kigali au 1er Congès africain des aires protégées (APAC) 2022 Le premier Congrès africain sur les aires protégées (APAC) a eu lieu à Kigali, au Rwanda, du 18…
"We are Nature" : Africa Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities' Kigali Declaration at the first Africa Protected Areas Congress 2022 The first Africa Protected Areas Congress (APAC) took place in…
Identifying the Human Rights Impacts of Palm Oil: Guidance for Financial Institutions and Downstream Companies This report carried out by Forest Peoples Programme for the Global Canopy compiles what…
The Indigenous Guard of the Shipibo people in Peru through a recent statement challenges the paradigm of exclusionary conservation in the Ucayali region, where the Regional Conservation Area (ACR)…
La Guardia indígena del pueblo shipibo en Perú a través de un reciente pronunciamiento interpela al paradigma de la conservación excluyente en la región de Ucayali.
In a virtual meeting, the Kichwa people of the San Martin region, through three of their representative federations, continued to challenge a model of conservation that excludes Indigenous peoples.
