81. Indigenous Peoples' Literature http://www.indigenouspeople.net/bottom.html

Site Contents Indigenous Peoples Survival Foundation Indigenous Nations Native American Art What Is Unique to This Site Discovering What Has Always Been There Choose from Site Index Root Directory Site Index (with music) Site Map (Graphical) What Was New in 1999 What Was New in 1998 What Was New in 1997 What Was New in 1996 Chiapas Menu Indigenous Peoples of Mexico Aztecs Huichol Kiliwa Mayas Native Nations/Languages of Mexico Purepecha Tarahumara Tlahui Yaqui Zapoteco Mexican Stories Bridging Worlds Garbage People Husband/Wife Team Heal Spirit Lost In Mexico Maya Indians No Longer Hide Faith Mexico Honors Indians of the Past? Mexico's Indigenous Peoples United Mexico's Indigenous Peoples Expanding Millennium of the Chile Not All Mexicans Speak Spanish Running for Peace and Dignity Six Racers: Running for Their Lives Soy Indio Tarahumara Victim Treaty of Guadalupe We Smell a Stereotypical Rat Zapatistas Inspire Grassroots Java Menu Text Menu The Americas Artists Columbus 1492 Daily Inspirational Words Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania

82. NATIVE-L (July 1992): League Of Indigenous Nations Previous article dan Winter NYS Courts OK Indian the same call by indigenous peoplesof Sovereign To protect our indigenous sovereign nations against the http://nativenet.uthscsa.edu/archive/nl/9207/0033.html

League of Indigenous Nations Dan Winter danwinter@igc.org Sun, 12 Jul 1992 00:20:00 PDT Articles sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next article: Michele Lord: "Vaccine Testing on Reservation" Previous article: Dan Winter: "NYS Courts OK Indian Taxation" /* written 3am 7/12/92 by David Yarrow (danwinter) gen.nativenet */ /* - LEAGUE OF INDIGENOUS SOVEREIGN NATIONS - */ League of Indigenous Sovereign Nations A Call to all Native People by John Dacajewiah Hill We of the League of Indigenous Sovereign Nations (LISN) of the Western Hemisphere extend our warmest feelings of solidarity and unity to all Indigenous Nations of traditional Indian people throughout the continent. On October 12, 1992, we have called for a demonstration in front of the United Nations building in New York City from 12 noon to 5 pm at Dag Hammerjold Plaza to demand recognition by the United Nations Security Council that we are sovereign nations. As such, we demand a representative elected by the League to have a voice in the General Assembly, to document any and all atrocities committed against Native

83. IUCN World Conservation Congress, Amman from Belize, South Asia, China and East africa. development of an IUCN indigenouspeoples' advisory group. dan Biller, OECD, discussed financial mechanisms for http://www.iisd.ca/sd/iucn/wcc2/sdvol39no4e.html

SD Main Page Download PDF Download Text Back The free Adobe(R) Acrobat(R) Reader allows you to view, navigate, and print PDF files across all major computing platforms. HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE SECOND IUCN WORLD CONSERVATION CONGRESS SATURDAY, 7 OCTOBER 2000 Delegates met in parallel interactive sessions throughout the day to consider: mobilizing knowledge for biodiversity; agriculture, biodiversity, economy and society; local solutions promoting social equity and cultural diversity; developing and investing in biodiversity business; integrating biodiversity science into environment policy and management; and the ecological limits of climate change. Several contact groups also convened to consider budgetary matters and draft resolutions. INTERACTIVE PARALLEL SESSIONS MOBILIZING KNOWLEDGE FOR BIODIVERSITY: Generating, processing and transferring biodiversity knowledge - vital ingredients for conservation: This session, chaired by Joke Waller-Hunter, Director for Environment, OECD, reviewed the ways IUCN and its partners manage knowledge. Participants identified issues relating to IUCN's knowledge management strategy. Presentations included an overview of current practices within IUCN and its Commissions, followed by a description of tools for knowledge sharing: the World Conservation Monitoring Centre's database of Protected Areas; the Environmental Law Information and Learning Programme's online conservation law database (ECOLEX); the Asia Pacific Centre for Environmental Law's education programme; the WWF 'Conservation College'; the SSC Species Information Services (SIS); knowledge management in the Arabic region; the World Resources 2000 Report's communication strategy; knowledge networks as tools for institutional collaboration; and knowledge practices at the World Bank and the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).

84. Canadian Aboriginal.Com - News And Information We Didn't Learn in School dan Paul's book is to be a global conference for indigenousPeoples. indigenous Language and Cultural Identity Project Enlace Quiché http://www.canadianaboriginal.com/education/

EDUCATIONAL ISSUES TODAY'S NEWS STORIES BUSINESS POLITICS WOMEN"S NEWS ... SPORTS DEC. 07, 2001 A CRITICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, FOR K-12 Via the Anthropology Outreach Office of the Smithsonian Institution the Arctic Oct. 03, 2001 The Institute of American Indian Arts Native Eyes Distance Education Program The Native Eyes Project will implement new approaches to college teaching in the Humanities and Social Sciences, incorporating social, cultural and intellectual contributions of Native Americans. Aug. 27, 2001 Aboriginal Interpreters Needed YORK UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF ARTS, Teaching Positions DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY OPENINGS May 02, 2001 Bering Sea Summit, 2002 Egan Center Anchorage, Alaska Ed Note: Please Notice the Change in Date from 2001 to 2002! To foster open dialogue among the highly diverse organizations, management agencies, and communities in the Bering Sea region to establish creative alliances and partnerships, and achieve sustainable policies and durable decisions. April 17, 2001 Statutes of Nunavut Statutes (Laws) of Nunavut in PDF form for free downloading...

85. Erc-l@hrea.org - ERC-L Human Rights Education Newsletter, Volume 1, Issue 12 (Se Project by Gabriella Cooper, dan Seymour, Christine Declaration on Rights of IndigenousPeoples, the Declaration Location Cape Town (South africa) Deadline of http://www.hrea.org/lists/erc-l/markup/msg00013.html

ERC-L Human Rights Education Newsletter, Volume 1, Issue 12 (September 2000) Subject ERC-L Human Rights Education Newsletter, Volume 1, Issue 12 (September 2000) From erc-l@hrea.org Date Tue, 19 Sep 2000 13:17:04 -0400 To erc-l@hrea.org http://erc.hrea.org http://erc.hrea.org/Library/research_evaluation/HREcase_studies.html http://erc.hrea.org/Library/teachers/ushmm00.html * The Bells of Freedom: with Resource Materials for Facilitators of Non-Formal Education and 24 Human Rights Echo Sessions by Action Professionals Association for the People (Addis Abeba, 1996). Languages: English, French, Japanese. Keywords: community education, adult education, facilitators, right to education, Convention on the Elimination of All Discrimination Against Women, Convention on the Rights of the Child, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Ethiopia. URL: http://erc.hrea.org/Library/Bells_of_Freedom/index.html http://erc.hrea.org/Library/reference/child-rights.html * The Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples (New York: People's Decade for Human Rights Education, n.d.). Language: English. Keywords: reference, indigenous peoples, ILO Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention (No. 169), the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, Draft Declaration on Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious or Linguistic Minorities. URL: http://erc.hrea.org/Library/reference/pdhre99.html

86. Halifax Coalition - Why We Converge On DC of dan's Call to Action dan Declaration Our Leonard Peltier on Globalisation Indigenouspeoples of the Americas life, our lands, and our peoples from being http://willowbear.tripod.com/a16/why.html

A16 Mobilization Halifax Coalition Why We Are Converging on Washington, DC In Opposition to the IMF and World Bank !Globalize Democracy, Not Corporatism! Recent and Breaking My cut of DAN's Call to Action DAN Declaration "Our resistance is diverse in content and expression, and we fiercely affirm that it will remain so. We are rooted in a belief that a desirable, just world is one directly controlled by the people." Paul Hawken's telling of Skeleton Woman "Skeleton Woman has been brought up from the depths. She has regained her eyes, voice and spirit. She is about in the world and her dreams are different. She imagines a world where children do not live on streets; she believes that the right to self-sufficiency is a human right; she imagines a world where the means to kill people is not a business but a crime, where families do not starve, where fathers can work, where children are never sold, where women cannot be impoverished because they are mothers and not whores. ... Hers are deep dreams from slow time. She is patient. She will not be quiet or flung to sea anytime soon." Leonard Peltier on Globalisation " Indigenous Peoples of the Americas have been experiencing globalization for over 500 years, and we can tell you from personal experience, that globalization is nothing short of genocide.

87. On Campus News about the music and art from africa, Israel, Canada FMI, call Priscilla Settee, IndigenousPeoples Program, at 9665556 30, 7 - 10 pm Instructor dan Mittelholtz http://www.usask.ca/communications/ocn/Jan22-99/extension.html

January 22, 1999 Volume 6, Number 9 About OCN Cover Story Other ... World Wide Web COMING EVENTS Extension ABORIGINAL CULTURE/SCIENCE WORKSHOPS Learn about the history and oral stories of Aboriginal environmental knowledge, specifically of the North-central Saskatchewan Cree. Useful for an ethnobotanical resource kit for classrooms and for contributing to a more positive attidude towards Aboriginal peoples. The first of a two part series begins March 6. FMI, call Priscilla Settee at 966-5556. BEADWORK Join Bernelda Wheeler weekly and learn how to do beautiful beadwork with one of the experts. You will end up with a finished product. Wednesdays, February 3 to March 24, from 1 - 3 p.m. FMI, or to register, phone 966-5539. COMMUNITY ART PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN (2) Dramatically Different Art Program for Kids , combining visual art activities with drama activities. 12 weeks, Tuesdays, 9 - 12 year olds, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m., starts February 2. Saturdays, 5 - 8 year olds, 10 -11:30 a.m., starts February 6. Classes are held in Kirk Hall. FMI or to register, call 966-5539. Music, Movement and Art Camps

88. A Global Witness language of repentance has been coopted by televangelists, according to dan Webster. TenYears Later Celebrating Women Priests in South africa It was only a http://thewitness.org/agw/

Queer Take by Irene Monroe Colors of Conscience by Sybille Ngo Nyeck Another Word for Justice by Elizabeth Kaeton Welcome to A Globe of Witnesses! A Globe of Witnesses is an online initiative to reclaim the Anglican vocation of doing "public theology" through progressive analysis and commentary from around the world.  We welcome unsolicited submissions, including faith-based social justice event postings (send them to agw@thewitness.org ), from groups and persons of faith both within and outside of the global Anglican/Episcopal Church community. An online supplement to The Witness Magazine (formerly A Global Witness) Categories of Content Explore the Globe of Witnesses Archives by subject matter: Criminal Justice Environmental Justice Human Sexuality Indigenous Peoples ... Peace, Human Rights and Democracy Spanish-language versions of articles from The Witness and A Globe of Witnesses In Memoriam Magazine Archives Explore over three years of archives of our award-winning print publication . A listing of articles by author is also provided at the end of each year. Email the Editor We welcome your feedback! Send your reflections about the content in A Globe of Witnesses to

89. Permaculture dan Hemenway's Permaculture Education tour throughout North for 3rd World IndigenousPeoples' training course (co Eastern Cape Province, South africa; 1998; http://www.context.org/PEOPLE/robina/prmcltr.htm

PERMACULTURE Also see: PROJECT MANAGEMENT POSITIONS Co-ordinator of Permaculture Adult Educational Programmes (includes course design, tutoring and management, proposal writing, teaching adult literacy, teacher training in interactive methods, presentation to sponsors) - Tlholego Development Programme TDP), South Africa LEGAL Tree Bank Trust - for genetic conservation network, NZ - for Charles Jennings, land developer, Berkeley, USA Tlholego Village (facilitating land tenure issues, using PRA methods) - for T.D.P., South Africa Children's Permaculture Foundation - for CPF trustees, Dunedin, NZ PUBLICATIONS Leaflets 'Bird Attractant Species', 'Fire Retartant Species' - plant species lists for NZ; 1991 Chapters in Books 'Permaculture for Children' in 'Teaching Permaculture Creatively' - published by Earthcare Education (Australia) Articles in Magazines/Journals/Newspapers 'Seed Saving' - Golden Bay Community News 'Oliver's Oak Nursery' - International Permaculture Journal International Permaculture Journal Nelson, NZ

90. Earth Island Institute: Earth Island Journal - Summer 1997 According to dan Volman of the Washingtonbased its promises to respect indigenousrights, consult for the nomadic Nahua and Kugapakori peoples, without their http://www.earthisland.org/eijournal/dept.cfm?departmentCatID=8&journalID=47

91. Jordreformer - En Litteraturliste Fra MS Biblioteket fax 7731 0131, email library@ms-dan.dk. Kalindi Land rights of the indigenous peoplesof the København International Work Group for indigenous Affairs, 2000 http://www.ms-dan.dk/bibliotek/netahtml/lister/jordreformer.htm

Jordreformer Udarbejdet af MS Biblioteket, 1. 2. 2001 Alle materialer kan lånes i MS Biblioteket, Borgergade 14, 1300 Kbh. K. Besøgsadresse: Borgergade 10, 2. sal. Tlf. 7731 0000, fax 7731 0131, e-mail: library@ms-dan.dk . Hjemmeside med mulighed for at søge efter flere materialer: www.msbiblioteket.dk Appu, P.S. Land reforms in India: a survey of policy, legislation and implementation . New Delhi: Vikas Publishing House, 1996. xxiii, 363 s. Bibliografi. Siden uafhængigheden i 1947 har Indien i flere trin reformeret ejerforholdene til landbrugsjord. Reformernes indhold og virkninger gennemgås, og der sættes fokus på springet fra klare målsætninger over mere uklare formuleringer i lovgivningen til en meget mangelfuld implementering af reformerne. (MS opstilling: 98.231 AP) Christodoulou, Demetrios The unpromised land: agrarian reform and conflict worldwide . London: Zed, 1990. xvii, 236 s.

92. GlobalCircle Portal E Polluters That Dump on Communities of Color are Finally Being Brought to JusticeThe Uranium Industry and indigenous peoples of North America, Commission on http://globalcircle.net/00e.htm

click on any letter for alphabetized topics see Topic Connections Map Main Topic Index A B C D ... Z Continent Index for Countries Africa Asia Pacific Canada ... World e e-commerce Ecommerce IATP listserve archive (see Internet e-mail World E-mail Directory (see Internet tools page) Earth Day Why the March Equinox is the only true Earth Day Earth Day Founder Dennis Hayes 32 years later , Seattle Times Earth Day Spiritual Environmental Summit in Taos Earth Day '96 - Corporate greenwashing dressed up to look like environmentalism, with such favorites as chlorine is good for you, EPA is bad, plenty of oil, no global warming, and wildlife can take care of itself. Site conviently lists lots of other greenwashing and bogus environmental foundations Earth Day Network (see environment earth energies Finding Places of Power: Dowsing Earth Energies theory of geopathic stress Dowsing and water divining Groundwater.com extensive technical Geodivining American Society of Dowsers British Society of Dowsers Canadian Society of Dowsers ... Alphaomega, Sweden

93. ENBOTS @ WSSD dan Esty, Yale University, calls for focus on Lyons, Onondaga Nation, recalls thatindigenous peoples have suffered San peoples as the first peoples of South http://www.uneptie.org/outreach/wssd/news-media/enbots2708.htm

Special Report on Selected Side Events at the WSSD Johannesburg, South Africa, 26 August - 4 September 2002 published by IISD, the International Institute for Sustainable Development in cooperation with UNDP Archive Mon 26 Tue 27 Wed 28 Thu 29 Fri 30 Mon 02 Tue 03 Wed 04 HTML: PDF: TEXT: Events convened on Tuesday, 27 August 2002 Population in sustainable development Presented by United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Christine McCafferty, UK, highlighted the link between sustainable development and access to health and noted that: 350 million couples receptive to using contraception do not have access to contraceptive methods; 585,000 women die in giving childbirth; and 60 million people have been infected with HIV, since the endemic began two decades ago. She stressed that women must be empowered to improve the health of humans and of the environment. Trevor Manuel, South African Minister of Finance, noted that countries’ population and development levels affect individual's living standards. He observed that income distribution must be addressed and that economic indicators should be adapted to national circumstances. Manuel noted that improving the quality of life is a priority for developing countries and underscored the importance of opening markets and creating sustainable jobs. Listen to the RealAudio [Trevor Manuel] Trevor Manuel

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