Registration is open for academics, NGOs, activists, and others to attend the upcoming meetings of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Peoples.

Methods for recovering Native American space from colonialism take many forms. Here writing demonstrates ways indigenous peoples have reclaimed their ties to the land.

Learn about the Sioux Native American experience on the borderlands of Canada and US during the 19th century - pressures on multiple fronts.

Work in Guatemala on human rights issues and earn education credits. Excellent opportunity.

As the world marks the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Uyghurs in East Turkestan (also known as Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, in the People's Republic of China) continue to experience human rights abuses.

New evidence indicates that American Indians have been living in the Great Basin region of the US for thousands of years - continuously.

There is a strong need to include indigenous peoples in the field of archaeology - from the development of its theories to how sites are dug and stewarded.

James Cox takes the title of his book from Sherman Alexie, for whom "white noise," the static that remains on a television after broadcasting ends, represents "the oppressive noise of white mass-produced cultures, the loud demand to conform to the invader

The indigenous Maya of Chiapas have been represented differently across the ages. Here is a great book discussing this change.

Stress is a leading mental health disease for many First Nation indigenous peoples. Here is new evidence on this current health problem.