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• Mni Ki Wakan Summit rallies for U.N. protection from pipeline oil spills in Lakota Territory

   
  14 de agosto, puesto en línea por Talli Nauman — Featured, Lakota, Keystone XL pipeline, Black Hills, water rights, World Indigenous Peoples Decade of Water, Mni Ki Wakan
  RAPID CITY – Advocates for the U.N. declaration of a World Indigenous Peoples Decade of Water have partnered with local organizations to drum up grassroots support at the Mni Ki Wakan (Water is Sacred) Summit here Aug. 13-15. The international public event is taking place on the heels of (...)

• UN Report Calls for Transforming Land Practices to Battle Hunger and ‘Suffocating Blanket of Climate Emergency’

   
  14 de agosto, puesto en línea por Jessica Corbett — News, Climate Change, Climate Change Refugees, climatemigration, Climate Change impacts
  A landmark United Nations report released Thursday warns that land worldwide is under mounting pressure from humans—both exacerbated by and contributing to the climate crisis—which underscores the need to urgently enact more sustainable land practices and curb greenhouse gas emissions from all (...)

• NAJA demands The Washington Post retract unreliable data sets and associated reporting

   
  14 de agosto, puesto en línea por Native American Journalists Association — Press Release, racism, Racist Mascots, media analysis, MediaColonialism, Trump Administration, Washington Post, Washington Redskins
  Racialized mascots and their potential long-term effects are a serious public health issue and a pressing problem faced by Indigenous communities. The Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) is one of many organizations that advocates for the retirement of racialized mascots and the (...)

• Tsilhqot’in blockade points to failures of justice impeding reconciliation in Canada

   
  13 de agosto, puesto en línea por Justine Townsend, Faisal Moola and Megan Youdelis — News, Tsilhqotin, Canadian mining companies, Truth and Reconciliation, Teztan Biny, Tsilhqot’in Nation v. British Columbia
  The Tsilhqot’in National Government submitted an urgent request to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous peoples early in July. Officials asked the UN to visit Teztan Biny (Fish Lake), 125 kilometres southwest of Williams Lake, B.C., in Tsilhqot’in territory. The (...)

• Mauna Kea: What it is, why it’s happening, and why we should all be paying attention

   
  12 de agosto, puesto en línea por Nikki Sanchez — News, Featured, Mauna Kea, TMT, WeAreMaunaKea‬, aoleTMT
  At the base of Mauna Kea, the world’s tallest mountain and the first point on earth where raindrops touch the earth, the largest land defense action in modern Hawaiian history is currently in taking place and the entire movement is being guided by love. For Indigenous Hawaiians, it could not be (...)

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