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Voices of the Unvanquished: Indigenous Responses to Plan Colombia

Inter-American Court of Human Rights Rules in Favor of Nicaraguan Indians

Introduction: 25 Years of the Indigenous Movement in the Americas and Australia

The Routinization of Protest: Institutionalizing Local Participation

Grassroots Development: Not Just Organic Farming and Good Faith

Shuar Children: Bilingual-Bicultural Education

Development and Resource Management - Mexico's Huichol Carpentry Workshop

Anticipating Colonos and Cattle in Ecuador and Colombia

From Coca to Cocaine in Indigenous Amazonia

Miskito/Sandinista Negotiations - The Saga Continues

Advances Toward A Miskito-Sandinista Cease-fire

Misurasata Goes Home

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Cultural Survival advocates for Indigenous Peoples' rights and supports Indigenous communities’ self-determination, cultures and political resilience, since 1972.

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