Indigenous Peoples

When our system treats a large sector of society that holds 65% of the Earth's land area as Outside-Outsiders, it is the system that must change.

The NPS's efforts to help tribes access sacred sites within national parks is a work in progress.

US policies related to Indigenous peoples, though often termed “racist,” are rarely depicted as what they are.

Public discourse around the death of an endangered gorilla ignores structural issues of race and dehumanization.

Canadian regulators' OK of the tar sands pipeline expansion draws flack from activists.

It's not clear whether the rights of Indigenous people harmed by Canadian mining companies will be included.

Australia is on the path to repeating the United States' past mistakes and environmental injustices.

Indigenous groups from South of the US constructed border are joining with Natives of the North to challenge colonialism.

The conservation movement cannot succeed without recognizing and respecting sacred places, traditional ecological knowledge and indigenous rights.

In New York City's East Harlem, also known as El Barrio, a movement led by immigrant women is resisting economic displacement.