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PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT COMMITS TO EXPEL NARCOTRAFFICKING SETTLERS AND RETURN LANDS TO INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES.
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AT THE CROSSROADS: STATE OF THE ECONOMY IN INDIAN COUNTRY: 'Stealth' economy for tribes hides billions of dollars in jobs, growth and revenue for rural communities.
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TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT'S NATIONAL "RECONCILIATION" PLAN TO COMPLETE CANADA'S COLONIZATION PROJECT: USING CHRETIEN'S "INHERENT RIGHT POLICY" AND LEGACY LEGISLATION.
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NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES CONTINUE TO FACE BARRIERS TO OPPORTUNITY THAT STIFLE ECONOMIC MOBILITY.
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STUNNING JOB REPORT? MINUS THE INDIGENOUS BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS COUNT NATIVE AMERICAN UNEMPLOYMENT NUMBERS FOR THE FIRST TIME.
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Ph.D. Dissertations from Universities Around the World on Topics Relating to Indians in the Americas, Compiled from Dissertation Abstracts.
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MEDIA NOTES.
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A NEW WAVE ON THE RISING TIDE OF TELLING THE INDIGENOUS STORY RIGHT.
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BRIDGING CULTURES TO IMPROVE FIRST NATION JUSTICE IN CANADA: THE WORK OF RUPERT ROSS.
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WHAT THE HECK IS INDIGENOUS ECONOMICS? MEASURING THE IMPACT OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES.
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WHAT IS THE 1969 WHITE PAPER ON INDIAN POLICY? WHAT IS WHITE PAPER 2.0?
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REQUESTING THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE POPE TO DENUNCIATE THE DOCTRINE OF DISCOVERY.
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JOE BIDEN CALLS FOR SUBSTANTIAL INDIAN HEALTH FUNDING: White House asks Congress for $9.1 billion for Indian health now and $36.7 billion in a decade.
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WINE CHAPTER CLOSES... AS ANOTHER STORY BEGINS: Tara Gomez is a Chumash winemaker who adds stories to every bottle.
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UNDERSTANDING ICWA PLACEMENTS USING KINSHIP CARE RESEARCH.
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WHAT REMAINS OF THE U.S. GREEN NEW DEAL?
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INDIA AND PAKISTAN ARE BAKING, AND EVERY POWERFUL INSTITUTION IS TO BLAME.
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CLIMATE CHANGE IS LEAVING ITS MARK ON INDIGENOUS-OWNED FOOD BUSINESSES.
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ANATOMY OF A 'NATURE-BASED SOLUTION': TOTAL OIL, 40,000 HECTARES OF DISAPPEARING AFRICAN SAVANNAH, EMMANUEL MACRON, NORWEGIAN AND FRENCH 'AID' TO AN ELECTION-RIGGING DICTATOR, TREES TO BURN, SECRET CONTACTS, AND DUMBSTRUCK CONSERVATIONISTS.
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STATEMENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF RUSSIA.
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WHOSE SOVEREIGNTY IS REALLY BEING FOUGHT FOR? WHAT HAPPENS WHEN FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE ARE DRAGGED INTO EXTREMIST PROTESTS.
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'OUR POLITICAL SYSTEM IS BROKEN' ANALYSIS: ONE SOLUTION IS TO DITCH THE DISTRICT SYSTEM ITSELF AND ELECT PEOPLE TO CONGRESS USING PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION.
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REDUCING METHANE FROM OIL AND GAS A PATH TO A 65% REDUCTION IN SECTOR EMISSIONS DECEMBER 2020 UPDATE.
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ON EARTH DAY 'THE WORLD IS NOT ON TRACK' WHAT IS BEING DONE? A LOT. AND NOT NEARLY ENOUGH.
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INDIAN AND INDIGENOUS DEVELOPMENTS.
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UPCOMING EVENTS.
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20 CALLS TO ACTION THAT HONOR INDIGENOUS RIGHTS: AN OPEN LETTER TO THE BIDEN-HARRIS ADMINISTRATION ON PRESIDENTS DAY.
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ONGOING ACTIVITIES.
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MINING RESISTANCE FROM ALBERTA TO ARGENTINA: In Patagonia, an Indigenous community's fight against repressive mining interests mirrors struggles across the hemisphere.
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OPEN STATEMENT FROM SURVIVAL INTERNATIONAL ON THE BIGGEST LAND GRAB IN HISTORY.
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THE GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY FRAMEWORK MUST INCORPORATE AND OPERATIONALIZE HUMAN AND INDIGENOUS RIGHTS.
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EMISSIONS, EXCEPTIONALISM, AND INEQUALITY IN WORLD ON FIRE CLEANER, ALTERNATIVE ENERGIES ARE ONLY GOING TO BE TRULY VIABLE IF WE CAN ALSO GREATLY REDUCE OUR ENERGY NEEDS, WHICH MEANS RECONFIGURING THE GLOBAL ECONOMY. DO WE REALLY HAVE WHAT IT TAKES?
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