Under the guidance of our Indigenous-led Program Council, Cultural Survival partners with Indigenous communities to defend their rights and sustain their cultures. We help develop the knowledge, advocacy tools, and strategic partnerships they need to protect their rights. Every Cultural Survival program is designed to become self-sustaining and run entirely by the Indigenous community.
Endangered Languages | ||
 | Collaborating with Native American communities facing the imminent loss of their languages to develop the resources they need to keep them as a living, spoken heritage. | |
Community Radio | ||
 | Creating an international network of small, community-based radio stations that can reinforce Indigenous language and culture and provide a vehicle for communicating and defending Indigenous rights. | |
Global Response | ||
 | The Global Response program helps stop the destruction of fragile habitats and ecosystems and the Indigenous communities that depend on them when those lands are threatened by mines, logging, and other extractive industries. | |
Bazaars | ||
 | The Bazaars work to create a more direct link between the artisans and the consumers working to support the livelihoods of artisans and projects benefiting their communities. | |
Universal Periodic Review | ||
