Languages and Cultures

Lee más sobre Radio Azacualpa Opens Its Doors in Honduras

Without electricity or a telephone signal in the vicinity, a community radio station was almost an impossible dream for the Lenca people of Azacualpa, an Indigenous community of Yamaranguila in Intibucá, Honduras, who believed that as an impoverished community, no one would be interested in assisting them in setting up a radio station.

Lee más sobre Cultural Survival Hosts Summer Indigenous Artisan Institute

The first Cultural Survival Indigenous Artisan Institute in July 2017 brought four talented artisans from across the world to spend the week between Cultural Survival’s two July Bazaars in workshops, trainings, and cultural exchanges. Throughout the week, they learned valuable skills to improve their sales and marketing and built relationships and connections with other artists and local Indigenous people.

Lee más sobre Mni Ki Wakan: World Indigenous Peoples’ Decade of Water Summit Builds A Movement

“What seed might we plant together today that could make the most difference to the future of the Indigenous Peoples’ Water Summit?” 26-year-old Thorne LaPointe asked a group of about 50 Indigenous youth, elders, and non-Indigenous supporters at the inaugural Mni Ki Wakan: World Indigenous Peoples’ Decade of Water Summit.

Lee más sobre Costa Rican Indigenous Communities Voice Opposition to Giant Dam Project

By John McPhaul

In October 2016, a number of Costa Rican Indigenous representatives attended a meeting in the regional hub of Buenos Aires in southern Costa Rica. Called by the government’s Ministry of the Presidency as part of a consultation process, the meeting was an opportunity for Indigenous Peoples to voice their opposition to a giant dam proposed on the Diquis Reservoir that would inundate part of their land.

Lee más sobre World Conference Addresses Indigenous Education

On July 24-28, 2017, in Toronto, Canada, the 10th World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education (WIPCE) took place.

Lee más sobre Cultural Survival to Organize Summer Indigenous Artisan Institute

After many years of collaborating with and supporting Indigenous artists, Cultural Survival is proud to announce its first Summer Indigenous Artisan Institute that will take place on July 24-July 28, 2017 in the Greater Boston area, thanks to the Paul and Edith Babson Foundation.

Lee más sobre Winds of Fire: Community Radio Jënpoj Spreads Words of Dignity in Mexico

adio Jënpoj (“winds of fire”) of Tlahuitoltepec, Mexico emerges from a space of reflection on communal life, as well as from the power dynamics and relationships with external institutions.

Lee más sobre Indigenous Leadership for Indigenous Solutions

Indigenous leaders are bringing awareness to and fighting societal inj

Lee más sobre World Indigenous Games Come to Canada in July

On July 1-9, 2017, Indigenous athletes from all over the world will meet in Edmonton, Canada for the 2nd World Indigenous Games, co-hosted by the Enoch Cree Nation, the University of Alberta and the City of Edmonton.

Lee más sobre A Real-life Cry in the Desert

By Tai Pelli

Lee más sobre Plymouth, MA to Host International Indigenous Artists

International non-profit organization Cultural Survival, known locally and worldwide for its work to promote Indigenous Peoples’ rights, will hold its annual Indigenous arts Bazaar in Plymouth for the second year on Saturday, July 23 and Sunday, July 24 from 11am-6pm at DCR Pilgrim Memorial State Park.

Lee más sobre Indigenous Voices, Indigenous Rights: The Role of Community Media

On April 27, 2017, Cultural Survival's Suzanne Benally, Avexnim Cojti, Dev Kumar Sunuwar, and Shaldon Ferris participated in DPI/ NGO Briefing, “Indigenous Voices, Indigenous Rights: The Role of Community Media.”

Watch the panel here.

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