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Rhode Island Indian Council |
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US - Northeast |
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A private, non-profit agency established in Providence in 1975 that promotes the social, economic, and cultural well-being of all tribal communities in Rhode Island, the agency is governed and staffed primarily by Native Americans. Our constituents include over 5,600 Indians in Rhode Island and Connecticut, each representing more than fifty tribes. |
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Western Shoshone National Council Request to United Nations |
Shoshone |
US - Southwest |
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Request For Early Warning Measures And Urgent Procedures, submitted to The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination by The Western Shoshone National Council, in relation to The United States of America: 25 July 2005, Raymond D. Yowell, Chief |
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Shiny gold - poisoned land |
Shoshone |
US - Southwest |
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By Renate Domnick (Society for threatened peoples). English version by Elisa Grazzi.
Four of the biggest international gold companies operate on Western Shoshone land. Gold extraction produces more waste than any other mining activity. In fact, 99.9% of dug material is useless, as there are only 1 to 3 grams of gold in each ton of rocks. |
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The Anchorage Declaration |
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From 20-24 April, 2009, Indigenous representatives from the Arctic, North America, Asia, Pacific, Latin America, Africa, Caribbean and Russia met in Anchorage, Alaska for the Indigenous Peoples’ Global Summit on Climate Change. |
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Declaración Política Puno Peru (2009) |
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II Encuentro Continental de la Juventud Originaria del Abya Yala en el Marco de la IV Cumbre Continental de los Pueblos Originarios del Abya Yala, Puno, Perú, el 28 y 29 de mayo de 2009. |
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Manifesto of the First Continental Summit of Indigenous Women |
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Statement from the First Continental Summit of Indigenous Women, Puno, Peru, May 27-28, 2009 |
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The Mama Quta Titikaka Declaration |
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Declaration of the IV Continental Indigenous Summit Abya Yala,
Puno, Peru May 28-31, 2009 |
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Two Rivers |
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US - Northwest |
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“Two Rivers” documents the true story of a Native American Reconciliation group that began in a couple’s home in Northern Washington State. Within five years many more had joined, and together they launched social and political reconciliation initiatives that changed their community, and race relations across the Northwest. |
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Under-representation of Native Americans in the Mainstream Media |
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United States |
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by Franki Webb
From the beginning of cinema, Native American culture has been represented stereotypically: Indians are portrayed as proud, independent and honourable peoples or as blood thirsty savages. Hollywood tends to ignore the historical perspective of Indian cultures and rarely offers a well-grounded understanding of Indian identity.
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'1491' Explores the Americas Before Columbus |
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PBS Radio Interview: "All Things Considered," August 21, 2005 · Our founding myth suggests the Americas were a lightly populated wilderness before Europeans arrived. Historian Charles C. Mann compiled evidence of a far more complex and populous pre-Columbian society. He tells John Ydstie about 1491. |
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The Black Hawk War: Utah's Forgotten Tragedy |
Ute |
US - Southwest |
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Black Hawk war documentary film project. This website offers a plethora of information regarding the war. This is a product of many years of research of Brigham's brutal Black Hawk War of Utah. It is the story of the Ute Indians, the Noochew, in conflict with early Mormon pioneers and the United States government during the years 1847 to 1873. |
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Gáldu resource Centre for the Rights of Indigenous Peoples |
Sami |
Europe & Russia |
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Resource Centre for the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was established by the Norwegian government. It is located in Guovdageaidnu-Kautokeino, in Finnmark county. The Centre shall increase information about the rights of Saami and other indigenous peoples.The Centre is independent, governed by its own board.
Norwegian version
Sami Version
The Centre is funded by Norwegian Ministry of Labour and Social Inclusions and by Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. |
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Declaración organizaciones indígenas de la Amazonía |
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Declaración organizaciones indígenas de la Amazonía, Coordinadora de las Organizaciones Indígenas de la Cuenca Amazónica -COICA, Foro Social Mundial 2009, Belém, Amazon, Brasil |
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Declaration of the Coordination of the Indigenous Organizations of the Amazon Basin (COICA) |
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Declaration of the Coordination of the Indigenous Organizations of the Amazon Basin (COICA), World Social Forum 2009, Belém, Amazon, Brazil. |
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Declaración de los pueblos indígenas |
Quechua |
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Declaración de los pueblos indígenas en el Foro Social Mundial 2009 en Belém, Amazon, Brasil. |
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Declaration of Indigenous Peoples |
Quechua |
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Declaration of Indigenous Peoples at the World Social Forum 2009 in Belém, Amazon, Brazil.
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Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation |
Onondaga |
US - Northeast |
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Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation (NOON) is a grassroots organization of Central New Yorkers which recognizes and supports the sovereignty of the traditional government of the Onondaga Nation. It is a program of the Syracuse Peace Council. NOON supports the right of native peoples to reclaim land, and advocates for fair settlement of any claims which are filed.
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Honouring Life Network |
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Canada |
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The Honouring Life Network offers culturally relevant suicide prevention resources for Aboriginal youth across Canada. There is also an on-line forum for youth workers, and a place for youth to share their stories with one another.
The Honouring Life Network is a program administrated by the National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO). |
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Palisades Museum of Prehistory |
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US - Northeast |
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The Palisades Museum of Prehistory,
incorporated in Washington DC, is a
non-profit regional organization
dedicated to promoting the awareness
and preservation of prehistoric artifacts
in the Palisades of Washington DC. |
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Fremont Indian State Park & Museum |
Paiute |
US - Southwest |
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Fremont Indian State Park, located off of Exit 17 on Hwy. 70 in central Utah, has 697 rock art panels, a museum housing Utah’s largest Fremont site excavation artifact collection, an award-winning family campground, and 14 trails between ¼ mile and five miles in length. Outdoor enthusiast can enjoy hiking, bicycling, geo-caching, ATVing, fishing, spotting wildlife, and more. Come out and play! Visit Fremont Indian State Park today. |
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African Tribes |
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Africa |
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Visual Anthropology website for photos, videos, and information on African tribes and natives from Subsaharan Africa, including indigenous tribes from South Africa, Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya, Chad, and the Congo with an emphasis on the Afar, Himba, Hamer, Mursi, Arbore, Surma, Zulu, Dassanach, Karo, Nyangatom, and Hammer Tribes. |
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Dance Of The Sun Gallery |
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US - Northwest |
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Native American Art:
Solar Pyrography,
portrait art |
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The Red Nation Society |
Blackfeet |
United States |
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This Is A Circle Of learning, sharing, teaching, growing, and most of all, Friendship! A melting pot of Friendship Spirits! |
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Del Origen |
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America - South |
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Del Origen is a website in Spanish with news and information about native people around the world, especially in Latin America |
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Buffalo Messengers |
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US - Alaska |
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The purpose of this website is to inform and bring to your attention the urgent message spiritual leaders have received in regard to the birth of two buffaloes born at the Woodland Zoo in Farmington, Pennsylvania. The Earth was made for all of us, and we all must do our part for our children and their children. |
