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ILRC at the First Gathering of Women of the Rio Branco Indigenous Territory and REBIO Guaporé

On September 1, nearly 50 Indigenous women convened for the First Gathering of Women of the Rio Branco Indigenous Territory and REBIO Guaporé. This was a pivotal event as it was the first time Indigenous women from this region came together in a space to speak collectively about their experiences, affirm their rights, and identify what needs to change on systematic levels. Over three days in Jatobá Village, Rondônia, Brazil, Indigenous women participated in roundtable discussions and talking circles focused on the intersection of land rights and women’s rights. They discussed gender-based
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International Commission Investigates and Pledges to Monitor Violence Against Indigenous Women in the U.S.

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Safe Women, Strong Nations Awarded Grant from Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community

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Center urges implementation of the American Declaration at first annual OAS Inter-American Forum on Indigenous Peoples

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Statement of the Indigenous Peoples and Nations Coalition to the Organization of American States’ 48th General Assembly

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Tribes are governments, not racial classifications

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Aviso: 48ª Asamblea General de la Organización de Estados Americanos

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Special Collections: International Advocacy to Help End Violence Against Native Women

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Alert: Organization of American States 48th General Assembly

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New Amber Alert law for tribal lands honors slain Navajo girl

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Senate Resolution designates May 5, 2018 as a National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women

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