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Stay informed on the latest  developments and achievements in Indigenous rights, environmental advocacy, and cultural preservation. Here, you'll find updates on our work, legislative changes, and stories that highlight the resilience and progress of Indigenous Communities.

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Political Declaration of the Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon Basin and all the Biomes of Brazil for COP 30

Securing collective land rights for Indigenous communities is one of the most effective, affordable strategies for meeting global biodiversity and climate goals. By helping Indigenous Peoples gain legal title to nearly 1.5 million hectares of ancestral land across Brazil, Peru, Guatemala, and Argentina, our work directly addresses deforestation, climate change, and ecosystem loss. On World Environment Day, Indigenous Organizations of the Amazon and Brazil released a joint statement. Read it below in English, or see the attached documents to read the statement in Portuguese, Spanish, English
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Update: the Agua Caliente Case
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It’s time for the IDB to make good on its pledge and respect the rights of indigenous peoples
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Supreme Court decision in Carpenter v. Murphy could have significant consequences on safety for Native women
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Defending Mancari is Our Most Urgent Task
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2017 Annual Report
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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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