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Indigenous Communities in South Kivu Reclaim Land Rights Amid Mining Expansion

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7 Actions to Take on Int'l Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples 2026

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Former Indigenous authorities of the 48 Cantones of Totonicapán released in Guatemala after more than a year in pretrial detention

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Reclaiming Our Narratives Through the Eyes of Indigenous Storytellers

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2nd Anniversary of Prisoner Exchange with Russia Calls for the Release of Indigenous Activists Daria Egereva and Natalia Leongardt 

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How Dignity and Resistance of the Maya Tz’utujil Peoples Triumphed over Corruption

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The Price of Gold: The Xingu River and the Communities Facing Destruction

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Award-Winning Indigenous Artists and Cultural Leaders to Gather in Providence at the Cultural Survival Bazaar

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Indigenous Youth Leading the Continuity of Ancestral Knowledge

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My Dear Ak’i, Please Don’t Be Upset

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2027 Call for Proposals for Indigenous Community Media

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Cultural Survival Member Spotlight Series: Tabitha St. Bernard-Jacobs & Adam St. Bernard Jacobs

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Bridging Tradition and Technology: The 1st Meeting of Indigenous Youth Communicators of Bahia

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Award-Winning Indigenous Artists and Cultural Leaders Will Gather in Tiverton, RI

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A’uwẽ Xavante Leaders, Communities, Organizations, and Cultural Survival Release “Let the A'uwẽ-Xavante Keep Dreaming” Report at EMRIP

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Meet Our 2026 Cohort of Indigenous Youth Fellows from Africa and Asia

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Cultural Survival Summer Bazaars: Planting and Spreading Indigenous Flavors

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Nepal's New Government’s Fast Track Project Priority Sparks Conflict Over Indigenous Newar Lands in Khokana

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A'uwẽ-Xavante Leaders Take Brazil's “Green” Railway to the United Nations

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Investigation: Russia Is Replacing Independent Indigenous Voices with State- and Corporate-Aligned Representatives at UN Events

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Art as Memory, Resistance, and Identity: A Conversation with Bepbere Pat-i Kayapó

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Central Halmahera Residents Reject Nickel Industry Expansion in the Name of Energy Transition

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When the Rains Fail: Climate Crisis Deepens for Marsabit’s Rendille Community in Kenya

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From Identity to Action: Indigenous Youth Activists Through Art

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