EPA takes unprecedented step to remove uranium waste from the Navajo Nation - High Country News
The EPA's decision to remove radioactive waste from Navajo Nation significantly impacts Indigenous communities, marking a crucial step toward environmental justice.
Disappointed by this year's climate talks, Indigenous advocates look to Brazil in 2025
Indigenous advocates criticize COP29 outcomes as insufficient for climate action, stressing the need for more inclusion in negotiations and consideration of Indigenous rights.
EPA takes unprecedented step to remove uranium waste from the Navajo Nation - High Country News
The EPA's decision to remove radioactive waste from Navajo Nation significantly impacts Indigenous communities, marking a crucial step toward environmental justice.
Disappointed by this year's climate talks, Indigenous advocates look to Brazil in 2025
Indigenous advocates criticize COP29 outcomes as insufficient for climate action, stressing the need for more inclusion in negotiations and consideration of Indigenous rights.
How Land Reshuffling Made the American West's Racial Divide
Palm Springs exemplifies how settler colonialism has reshaped racial hierarchies through land appropriation, affecting indigenous groups and their heritage.
Human action devastates the planet; Indigenous communities like the Ashaninka lead global environmental efforts through deep spiritual connections to their land.
Fires, deforestation and drought hammered the Amazon in 2024
The Amazon rainforest experienced extreme drought and record wildfires in 2024, highlighting urgent threats to its biodiversity and climate significance.
Massacre in the jungle: how an Indigenous man was made the public face of an atrocity
The trial of Nacoca Pio Cinta Larga underscores the intersection of illegal diamond mining and Indigenous rights amid accusations of greed and violence.
They knew that we were here': following in the footsteps of the uncontacted Pardo River Kawahiva people
Candor continues to fight for the recognition of the Kawahiva people's land rights amidst challenges.
Isolated Indigenous groups are thriving despite threats to their territory.
Returning the Amazon Rainforest to Its True Caretakers
The return of the Siekopai to their ancestral lands signifies a pivotal moment in the indigenous rights movement across the Amazon.
Brazil's mysterious man of the hole' is dead. Should his land remain protected?
Tanaru's story exemplifies the struggle for protection of Indigenous land and the cultural significance of those who remain uncontacted.
Message from the Amazon
Human action devastates the planet; Indigenous communities like the Ashaninka lead global environmental efforts through deep spiritual connections to their land.
Fires, deforestation and drought hammered the Amazon in 2024
The Amazon rainforest experienced extreme drought and record wildfires in 2024, highlighting urgent threats to its biodiversity and climate significance.
Massacre in the jungle: how an Indigenous man was made the public face of an atrocity
The trial of Nacoca Pio Cinta Larga underscores the intersection of illegal diamond mining and Indigenous rights amid accusations of greed and violence.
They knew that we were here': following in the footsteps of the uncontacted Pardo River Kawahiva people
Candor continues to fight for the recognition of the Kawahiva people's land rights amidst challenges.
Isolated Indigenous groups are thriving despite threats to their territory.
Returning the Amazon Rainforest to Its True Caretakers
The return of the Siekopai to their ancestral lands signifies a pivotal moment in the indigenous rights movement across the Amazon.
Brazil's mysterious man of the hole' is dead. Should his land remain protected?
Tanaru's story exemplifies the struggle for protection of Indigenous land and the cultural significance of those who remain uncontacted.
A human face on an abstract problem': ICJ forced to listen to climate victims
Veraibari villagers face extreme climate change impact, forced to relocate multiple times due to rising seas threatening their homes and traditional lands.
Lawyer for Ecuadorian tribes fighting oil industry seeks Biden pardon
Steven Donziger seeks a presidential pardon to counter corporate influence in legal matters involving human rights and environmental accountability.
Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts Joins Ella Robertson McKay in highlighting indigenous leadership at one young world - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts emphasizes Indigenous leadership as essential in addressing social issues and human rights infringements globally.
'Fortress conservation' is problematic for Indigenous people. Use these principles instead
Conservation must integrate human rights and Indigenous stewardship to effectively tackle the biodiversity crisis threatening over one million species.
Al Jazeera wins Amnesty International award for Colorado River reporting
Indigenous communities must be included in decisions on water rights in the face of climate change.
A human face on an abstract problem': ICJ forced to listen to climate victims
Veraibari villagers face extreme climate change impact, forced to relocate multiple times due to rising seas threatening their homes and traditional lands.
Lawyer for Ecuadorian tribes fighting oil industry seeks Biden pardon
Steven Donziger seeks a presidential pardon to counter corporate influence in legal matters involving human rights and environmental accountability.
Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts Joins Ella Robertson McKay in highlighting indigenous leadership at one young world - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts emphasizes Indigenous leadership as essential in addressing social issues and human rights infringements globally.
'Fortress conservation' is problematic for Indigenous people. Use these principles instead
Conservation must integrate human rights and Indigenous stewardship to effectively tackle the biodiversity crisis threatening over one million species.
Al Jazeera wins Amnesty International award for Colorado River reporting
Indigenous communities must be included in decisions on water rights in the face of climate change.
12 eye-opening reads to kick-start your 2025 reading goals
Explore transformative books from 2024 that delve into crucial societal and environmental themes, featuring perspectives on history, justice, and our relationship with the planet.
Indigenous peoples are vigorously defending their ancestral lands against government and corporate encroachment, emphasizing their inextricable connection to these territories.
Privacy and autonomy: Redefining boundaries for Indigenous communities
Indigenous communities are fighting against land dispossession and asserting their rights and relationship with their territories.
Redefining boundaries for Indigenous communities
Indigenous peoples are vigorously defending their ancestral lands against government and corporate encroachment, emphasizing their inextricable connection to these territories.
Privacy and autonomy: Redefining boundaries for Indigenous communities
Indigenous communities are fighting against land dispossession and asserting their rights and relationship with their territories.
Onyx Collective's 'Vow of Silence' honors the legacy of Indigenous rights activist Annie Mae
The docuseries highlights the life and impact of Indigenous rights activist Annie Mae Aquash, emphasizing her fearlessness and the importance of her story.
Climate Justice, Indigenous rights, and the settler-colonial mindset
Indigenous peoples must be included in climate justice conversations to enact meaningful change.
The top 10 Berkeley stories in 2024
Berkeley witnessed significant changes in 2024, particularly in land rematriation and city council dynamics.
Onyx Collective's 'Vow of Silence' honors the legacy of Indigenous rights activist Annie Mae
The docuseries highlights the life and impact of Indigenous rights activist Annie Mae Aquash, emphasizing her fearlessness and the importance of her story.
Climate Justice, Indigenous rights, and the settler-colonial mindset
Indigenous peoples must be included in climate justice conversations to enact meaningful change.
The top 10 Berkeley stories in 2024
Berkeley witnessed significant changes in 2024, particularly in land rematriation and city council dynamics.
Indigenous leaders lift the veil on gender-based violence in El Salvador
The Sijsihuat Mejmetzaly Observatory sheds light on the prevalence of abuse suffered by Indigenous women in El Salvador, promoting empowerment and visibility.
Ecuador's Indigenous Communities Face Renewed Battle Over Amazon Oil
Indigenous communities in Ecuador successfully banned oil extraction in Yasuní National Park, but concerns arise over President Noboa's push for drilling.
Indigenous fury against Daniel Noboa's plans for a mega-prison in the Ecuadorian Amazon
Protests against President Noboa's mega-prison plan in Archidona reflect deep concerns about its impact on local livelihoods and social balance.
Ecuador's Indigenous Communities Face Renewed Battle Over Amazon Oil
Indigenous communities in Ecuador successfully banned oil extraction in Yasuní National Park, but concerns arise over President Noboa's push for drilling.
Indigenous fury against Daniel Noboa's plans for a mega-prison in the Ecuadorian Amazon
Protests against President Noboa's mega-prison plan in Archidona reflect deep concerns about its impact on local livelihoods and social balance.
The rule of law and racial difference in the British Empire | Aeon Essays
British colonial law was utilized to exploit colonised lands and dismiss Indigenous political structures, claiming superiority and enforcing terra nullius.
Indigenous Australians recover human remains taken by Germany 120 years ago
Ancestral remains from Australia returned to communities in a significant ceremony, emphasizing restitution efforts by German museums for colonial-era acquisitions.
Thanksgiving Myths Aim to Silence Indigenous Voices. We Won't Be Silent.
Thanksgiving symbolizes both celebration and a reminder of violent colonization, prompting a critical understanding of Indigenous histories and rights.
Germany hands over Australian ancestral remains held by museums for over 100 years
The return of ancestral remains represents a critical step towards healing historical injustices related to colonialism.
The rule of law and racial difference in the British Empire | Aeon Essays
British colonial law was utilized to exploit colonised lands and dismiss Indigenous political structures, claiming superiority and enforcing terra nullius.
Indigenous Australians recover human remains taken by Germany 120 years ago
Ancestral remains from Australia returned to communities in a significant ceremony, emphasizing restitution efforts by German museums for colonial-era acquisitions.
Thanksgiving Myths Aim to Silence Indigenous Voices. We Won't Be Silent.
Thanksgiving symbolizes both celebration and a reminder of violent colonization, prompting a critical understanding of Indigenous histories and rights.
Germany hands over Australian ancestral remains held by museums for over 100 years
The return of ancestral remains represents a critical step towards healing historical injustices related to colonialism.
South America's most dangerous gang invades the Amazon forest
Criminal organizations like PCC are infiltrating Indigenous territories, leading to violence and community division, challenging the peace experienced by vulnerable populations.
Mayan universities push to expand Indigenous knowledge beyond oral tradition
Gabino Baltazar aims to integrate Mayan healing and education, highlighting the need for recognition of Indigenous knowledge and practices.
There are days when the school closes because children don't have water to drink' This is climate breakdown
The Xakriaba Indigenous territory faces increasing drought and water scarcity due to rising temperatures and human-caused climate change.
Making Argentina great again'? What a year under a climate-change denying president has done for the country
The Mapuche community faces existential threats from climate change and proposed mining projects that endanger their traditional way of life.
An Indigenous Woman Helps Her People Address Climate Change
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim advocates globally for Indigenous rights and environmental issues, stemming from her own experiences with climate change in Chad.
Missing Voices: How Climate Week Excludes Those Most Affected - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Climate Week NYC highlights the exclusion of marginalized voices in climate discussions amidst urgent calls for action.
There are days when the school closes because children don't have water to drink' This is climate breakdown
The Xakriaba Indigenous territory faces increasing drought and water scarcity due to rising temperatures and human-caused climate change.
Making Argentina great again'? What a year under a climate-change denying president has done for the country
The Mapuche community faces existential threats from climate change and proposed mining projects that endanger their traditional way of life.
An Indigenous Woman Helps Her People Address Climate Change
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim advocates globally for Indigenous rights and environmental issues, stemming from her own experiences with climate change in Chad.
Missing Voices: How Climate Week Excludes Those Most Affected - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Climate Week NYC highlights the exclusion of marginalized voices in climate discussions amidst urgent calls for action.
Toward Solidarity: Reparations and Land Back on California's Horizon - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The Black Panthers and AIM historically allied to address their shared struggles against oppression, emphasizing the importance of interconnected support in social justice movements.
An Ontario coroner's investigation has revealed 220 previously unknown deaths connected to residential schools, increasing the total to 656 deaths in Ontario.
Canada remembers Murray Sinclair, trailblazing Indigenous judge and senator
Murray Sinclair's legacy as a trailblazing Indigenous judge and Truth and Reconciliation Commission leader profoundly impacted Canada and its relationship with Indigenous peoples.
Murray Sinclair, Who Reframed Indigenous Relations in Canada, Dies at 73
Murray Sinclair's activism and leadership in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission profoundly impacted the dialogue surrounding Indigenous rights in Canada.
'Sugarcane' documentary spotlights Indigenous resilience amid dark residential school history
"Sugarcane" reveals the lasting trauma from Indigenous residential schools and the cultural impact on survivors and their communities.
An Ontario coroner's investigation has revealed 220 previously unknown deaths connected to residential schools, increasing the total to 656 deaths in Ontario.
Canada remembers Murray Sinclair, trailblazing Indigenous judge and senator
Murray Sinclair's legacy as a trailblazing Indigenous judge and Truth and Reconciliation Commission leader profoundly impacted Canada and its relationship with Indigenous peoples.
Murray Sinclair, Who Reframed Indigenous Relations in Canada, Dies at 73
Murray Sinclair's activism and leadership in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission profoundly impacted the dialogue surrounding Indigenous rights in Canada.
'Sugarcane' documentary spotlights Indigenous resilience amid dark residential school history
"Sugarcane" reveals the lasting trauma from Indigenous residential schools and the cultural impact on survivors and their communities.
California to remove derogatory term for Indigenous women from names of streets, parks and other places in 15 counties
California is renaming places that contain the derogatory term 'squaw' to address historic injustices towards Indigenous women.
California to remove derogatory term for Indigenous women from street names, parks and more
California is eliminating the term 'squaw' from over 100 place names due to its racist connotations toward Indigenous women.
California removes slur targeting Indigenous women from location names
California is removing the derogatory term 'squaw' from more than 30 geographic features to promote healing and cultural sensitivity.
Over 30 place names in California to replace racist slur by Jan. 1
California is replacing over 30 derogatory place names by 2025, addressing offensive terms tied to Indigenous women.
First Nations woman Maggie Blanden rejects Australian of the Year nomination
Maggie Blanden rejected her nomination for Young Australian of the Year, deeming the event exclusive and insensitive to First Nations people's perspectives.
California to remove derogatory term for Indigenous women from names of streets, parks and other places in 15 counties
California is renaming places that contain the derogatory term 'squaw' to address historic injustices towards Indigenous women.
California to remove derogatory term for Indigenous women from street names, parks and more
California is eliminating the term 'squaw' from over 100 place names due to its racist connotations toward Indigenous women.
California removes slur targeting Indigenous women from location names
California is removing the derogatory term 'squaw' from more than 30 geographic features to promote healing and cultural sensitivity.
Over 30 place names in California to replace racist slur by Jan. 1
California is replacing over 30 derogatory place names by 2025, addressing offensive terms tied to Indigenous women.
First Nations woman Maggie Blanden rejects Australian of the Year nomination
Maggie Blanden rejected her nomination for Young Australian of the Year, deeming the event exclusive and insensitive to First Nations people's perspectives.
Indigenous people speak out against Thanksgiving 'myth' at Day of Mourning in Plymouth
The National Day of Mourning reflects Indigenous perspectives on Thanksgiving, emphasizing grief over the historical injustices faced by Native people.
'Thangs Taken' takes on the truth behind Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving's traditional narrative is a myth, and events like Thangs Taken aim to expose and rectify this misunderstanding by focusing on Indigenous perspectives.
Indigenous people speak out against Thanksgiving 'myth' at Day of Mourning in Plymouth
The National Day of Mourning reflects Indigenous perspectives on Thanksgiving, emphasizing grief over the historical injustices faced by Native people.
'Thangs Taken' takes on the truth behind Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving's traditional narrative is a myth, and events like Thangs Taken aim to expose and rectify this misunderstanding by focusing on Indigenous perspectives.
Indigenous Water Protectors Warn of Line 5 Pipeline's Looming Dangers
Indigenous water protectors warn that pipeline ruptures are inevitable, with government data showing an alarming rate of leaks and spills.
The Wisconsin DNR's recent permit for a new pipeline section highlights ongoing conflicts between pipeline construction and Indigenous environmental protection efforts.
Oregon tribe celebrates as court lifts decades-long hunting and fishing restrictions
The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians celebrated significant gains in rights and recognition at their annual powwow, marking a historic moment of cultural revival.
Uncontacted hunter-gatherers facing threat of genocide because of minerals mining, claims report
The Hongana Manyawa face genocidal threats due to nickel mining for electric vehicle batteries, risking their survival and environment.
Globalization Has Hurt These Countries More Than It Helped
Globalization presents both opportunities for economic growth and challenges that exploit vulnerable populations and cultures.
I grew up believing my biological parents didn't want me. Then I learned I was stolen.
The Sixties Scoop represents a dark chapter in Canadian history, where Indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families under the guise of 'civilization.'
Beautiful Bears Ears is at risk, again - High Country News
The Bears Ears National Monument may face significant reduction if Trump reverses President Biden's restoration.
Last remaining ancient mound in St. Louis transferred to Osage Nation
Sugarloaf Mound is transferred to the Osage Nation, acknowledging their sovereignty and ancestral rights after a complex three-year negotiation.
A Call to Coalition: On Whiteness in Healing and Movement Spaces - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Building a multiracial, multigenerational coalition is essential for returning power and land to Indigenous and Black people.
Standoff as Canada Yukon town council refuses to swear oath to King Charles
The Dawson City council's standstill stems from a refusal to swear allegiance to King Charles due to historical grievances with Indigenous peoples.
Australian senate censures Indigenous colleague who yelled at King Charles
Senator Lidia Thorpe's outburst at King Charles III during his visit underscores ongoing tensions surrounding Indigenous rights and historical grievances in Australia.
I will not be silent': Australia censures senator for King Charles protest
Senator Lidia Thorpe remains unapologetic after Senate censure for heckling King Charles III, highlighting issues of colonialism and Indigenous rights.
Standoff as Canada Yukon town council refuses to swear oath to King Charles
The Dawson City council's standstill stems from a refusal to swear allegiance to King Charles due to historical grievances with Indigenous peoples.
Australian senate censures Indigenous colleague who yelled at King Charles
Senator Lidia Thorpe's outburst at King Charles III during his visit underscores ongoing tensions surrounding Indigenous rights and historical grievances in Australia.
I will not be silent': Australia censures senator for King Charles protest
Senator Lidia Thorpe remains unapologetic after Senate censure for heckling King Charles III, highlighting issues of colonialism and Indigenous rights.
New Zealand's Leader Formally Apologizes to Survivors of Abuse in State and Church Care
New Zealand's Prime Minister apologized for decades of abuse suffered by children in care systems, calling it a national disgrace.
New Zealand's leader apologizes to survivors of abuse in state and church care
New Zealand's Prime Minister issued a historic apology for decades of abuse in state care, recognizing the severe impact on survivors.
New Zealand: 42,000 demonstrate support for Maori rights DW 11/19/2024
Tens of thousands protested in New Zealand against a bill perceived to undermine Indigenous Maori rights, indicating strong community support for protecting their heritage.
New Zealand PM apologizes for abuse in state and church care DW 11/12/2024
New Zealand's Prime Minister issued a formal apology for decades of abuse suffered by children in state care, especially among Indigenous Maori.
New Zealand's Leader Formally Apologizes to Survivors of Abuse in State and Church Care
New Zealand's Prime Minister apologized for decades of abuse suffered by children in care systems, calling it a national disgrace.
New Zealand's leader apologizes to survivors of abuse in state and church care
New Zealand's Prime Minister issued a historic apology for decades of abuse in state care, recognizing the severe impact on survivors.
New Zealand: 42,000 demonstrate support for Maori rights DW 11/19/2024
Tens of thousands protested in New Zealand against a bill perceived to undermine Indigenous Maori rights, indicating strong community support for protecting their heritage.
New Zealand PM apologizes for abuse in state and church care DW 11/12/2024
New Zealand's Prime Minister issued a formal apology for decades of abuse suffered by children in state care, especially among Indigenous Maori.
New Zealand Veers Sharply Right, Leaving Jacinda Ardern's Era Behind
New Zealand's shift towards conservatism mirrors global trends, reflecting changes in voter attitudes towards cost of living and governance.
Jacinda Ardern's legacy is complicated, as her progressive policies have been largely rolled back by the new government.
Centring Indigenous Values in Forest Management | The Walrus
The forestry industry is advancing towards equitable partnerships with Indigenous Peoples, focusing on mutual respect and sustainability.
Lidia Thorpe defiant after Senate censures her protest against King Charles: I'll do it again'
Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe vows to continue protesting against King Charles despite being censured by the Senate, emphasizing her right to voice dissent.
Video. Peruvians call for justice and say 'No' to APEC
Indigenous protests in Peru are focused on demanding justice and accountability following political violence and oppression of rights.
Norway Apologizes for Forced Assimilation of Sami and Other Minorities
Norway's Parliament formally apologized to Indigenous groups for historical oppression, pledging to take significant steps towards reconciliation.
Norway apologises to Sami, Forest Finns and Kvens for forced assimilation policy
Norwegian parliament apologizes for historical injustices against minority groups, acknowledging the pain caused by assimilation policies over the past century.
Norway Apologizes for Forced Assimilation of Sami and Other Minorities
Norway's Parliament formally apologized to Indigenous groups for historical oppression, pledging to take significant steps towards reconciliation.
Norway apologises to Sami, Forest Finns and Kvens for forced assimilation policy
Norwegian parliament apologizes for historical injustices against minority groups, acknowledging the pain caused by assimilation policies over the past century.
'I get paid for my outputs, not because I am Maori': why Indigenous researchers often face double duty
Amanda Black advocates for the integration of Indigenous values in research while promoting diversity and equity in the scientific community.
Canada sees 'opportunity' in these mines. Alaskans see a threat.
Concerns rise among Indigenous groups and environmentalists over potential pollution from British Columbia mining impacting Alaska's waterways and traditional livelihoods.
First Nation says meaningful consultation hasn't happened on Highway 413 | CBC News
The fast-tracking of Highway 413 is opposed by the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation due to insufficient Indigenous consultation.
Sister Dana sez, "How do you honor NATIVE AMERICAN MONTH?" - San Francisco Bay Times
It is essential to recognize the Indigenous lands we inhabit and the ongoing contributions of Native Americans during Native American Heritage Month.