October 2—After more than a year of research, development, and work, Cultural Survival today launched its new website. The site was rebuilt from the ground up, including new architecture, design, and content. The goal was to make it more flexible, cleaner, easier to navigate, and more effective in representing indigenous peoples and their issues. The site will continue to develop over the following months as new features are added, including photo galleries, video and audio clips, blogs, and interactive functions. The site was designed and implemented by Cultural Survival’s resident art director, Jamie Brown, with input from Free Range Studios. We welcome your comments and suggestions for further improving the site.
