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A Dam Brings Food Insecurity to Indigenous People
Along its 760-kilometer course, from the Shewan highlands in southern Ethiopia, down to Lake Turkana in Kenya, the Omo River supports half a million Indigenous People from more than two dozen different...
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First Peoples Worldwide to Participate in the 2012 Poverty Action Conference
Indigenous peoples make up about 4.5% of the world’s population – yet 10% of the world’s poor are Indigenous peoples. First Peoples Worldwide is excited and honored to be a part of this year’s Poverty...
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Grants from First Peoples Worldwide
First Peoples Worldwide operates a small-grants program called the Keepers of the Earth Fund. The fund supports strategies that address culturally appropriate Indigenous development, including land use...
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Poverty Action Conference: Registration Deadline is Fast Approaching!
By: Katie Cheney The second-annual Poverty Action Conference, where innovative students meet development experts, will take place this October 5-6 at the University of Mary Washington. Neva Morrison,...
View ArticleJoin the Online Discussion on Indigenous Peoples & Inequalities Hosted by the UN
by Altaire Cambata The Global Thematic Consultation on Addressing Inequalities (co-led by UNICEF and UN Women) is hosting a round of online, moderated discussions that will be open to the public...
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Site of Wounded Knee Massacre for Sale
By Britnae Purdy On December 29, 1890, the United States 7th Cavalry indiscriminately open fired on a band of Miniconjou and Hunkpapa Lakota near Wounded Knee Creek (Chankwe Opi Wakpala in Lakota)...
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