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UVic Indigenous Faculty Protest Talk Framing Israel as 'Decolonial' Example

A Māori academic and evangelical Christian argues Israel is an example of successful ‘decolonization.’

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thetyee.ca·📰 News·20d ago·8 min read

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Indigenous Peoples Day: First Nations' fight to protect their territories and natural world

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thenarwhal.ca25d ago

Jane Fonda on Learning from Indigenous Activists and the Fight to Protect the Planet

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Rolling Stone29d ago

Indigenous Regenerative Agriculture Gathering in Yucatan Focuses on Food Sovereignty and Water Security

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culturalsurvival.org1mo ago

'Amazomania' Documentary Critically Examines Ethics of Contacting Uncontacted Amazon Tribes

'Amazomani,' a film questioning the ethics of documenting uncontacted Indigenous Tribes in Brazil, is screening at the DC/DOX festival.

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Deadline·1mo ago·10 min read

Criticism of Fortescue's inadequate compensation to Yindjibarndi Traditional Owners for mining on ancestral lands

This is a very fun criticism of Andrew Forest, of the Fortescue Metal Group, and the pitiful recompense they were recently forced to pay to Yindjibarndi Traditional Owners for mining on their traditional lands. Always found it wild how much social licen

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fediscience.org·Climate Science·1mo ago

Canada passes law criminalizing forced sterilization as aggravated assault

The Senate-approved bill that has now passed the House of Commons states that sterilization without legal consent constitutes aggravated assault.

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globalnews.ca·UK Politics·1mo ago·2 min read

Yukon's outdated Gold Rush-era mining laws yield $449M in gold revenue but only $33K in government royalties

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India's $9 billion megaproject threatens remote Great Nicobar Island's forests and indigenous tribes

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Seminole Nation Becomes First Indigenous Government to Ban Data Center Construction on Tribal Lands

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futurism.com1mo ago

Māori experts raise ethical concerns over Colossal Biosciences' Moa de-extinction project

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teaonews.co.nz1mo ago

Sami Reindeer Herders vs. Copper Mine: Norway's Green Energy Dilemma

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nytimes.com1mo ago

Report Warns Half of Uncontacted Indigenous Peoples Could Face Extinction Within Decade

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The Onion8mo ago

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UVic Indigenous Faculty Protest Talk Framing Israel as 'Decolonial' Example

Indigenous Peoples Day: First Nations' fight to protect their territories and natural world

Jane Fonda on Learning from Indigenous Activists and the Fight to Protect the Planet

Indigenous Regenerative Agriculture Gathering in Yucatan Focuses on Food Sovereignty and Water Security

'Amazomania' Documentary Critically Examines Ethics of Contacting Uncontacted Amazon Tribes

Criticism of Fortescue's inadequate compensation to Yindjibarndi Traditional Owners for mining on ancestral lands

Canada passes law criminalizing forced sterilization as aggravated assault

Yukon's outdated Gold Rush-era mining laws yield $449M in gold revenue but only $33K in government royalties

India's $9 billion megaproject threatens remote Great Nicobar Island's forests and indigenous tribes

Seminole Nation Becomes First Indigenous Government to Ban Data Center Construction on Tribal Lands

Māori experts raise ethical concerns over Colossal Biosciences' Moa de-extinction project

Sami Reindeer Herders vs. Copper Mine: Norway's Green Energy Dilemma

Report Warns Half of Uncontacted Indigenous Peoples Could Face Extinction Within Decade