International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples in 2024

Today is International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. Yesterday colleagues from @ANUasiapacific gathered for a morning tea hosted by myself & @tripura2012 (featuring Binota’s amazing cooking!) Wonderful to see people turn up from CAP and elsewhere to celebrate this day. Show more ourANU and 3 others

— 🇵🇸James Blackwell🇵🇸 (@BlackwellJ_) August 9, 2024

Happy Forest Day Indonesia. We must not forget that the real guardians of our forests are not companies, not ministers, and not NGOs. For centuries it has been proven that indigenous peoples and local communities are the real guardians, we must support them by investing in them… Show more

— Aida Greenbury (@AidaGreenbury) August 9, 2024

Today we celebrate #IndigenousPeoplesDay At PBI, we deeply acknowledge and honour the extraordinary work of Indigenous defenders. Read our article here about the situation of Show more Peace Brigades International (PBI) and 3 others

— PBI UK (@PBIUK) August 9, 2024

AI Art Challenge: Honoring Indigenous Art Dear AI art community, Today, let’s pay tribute to the rich and diverse traditions of Indigenous art. This theme allows us to explore the cultural heritage and artistic expressions of Show more

— Muriel Lherm (@muriellondon) August 8, 2024

Canada proudly advocates for prosecuting international crimes abroad. But when Canada commits those crimes against Indigenous peoples, it turns the other cheek. Latest proof: Ottawa breaks commitment on Residential School grave searches Show more aptnnews.ca Ottawa 'breaks commitment' on residential school grave searches: NCTR - APTN News

— Mark Kersten (@MarkKersten) August 7, 2024

How can #IndigenousPeoples and #LocalCommunities better participate in #conservation? This community guide now available in #Spanish, #Thai and #Swahili, gives practical guidance how to monitor Show more IKI Germany and 9 others

— Forest Peoples Programme (@ForestPeoplesP) August 8, 2024

Developmental difficulties, blindness and loss of feeling in the hands and feet are all becoming much more widely documented among Brazil’s indigenous peoples. Things have not always been so grim https://econ.st/3Wp7j6C economist.com The plight of Brazil’s indigenous groups worsens

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) August 7, 2024