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Kevin Alexander Larrea García, Information Technology Associate, is from Lima, Peru. Prior to joining Cultural Survival, he worked as an IT Solutions Assistant and Operations Analyst in Lima, Peru. IT helpdesk, web development, data analysis, hardware and software maintenance are part of Kevin's professional skill set. He holds a project management technical degree and is currently finalizing a Software Engineering degree at Universidad Tecnologica del Perú. Kevin was interested in working at Cultural Survival as he wanted to “contribute his grain of sand and skills to ensure that Indigenous Peoples’ rights around the world are heard, respected, and upheld.” Kevin speaks Spanish and English. Reach Kevin at kevin.larrea@culturalsurvival.org.

Read more about Consultancy Opportunity: Assessment of Indigenous Youth Fellowships / Consultor(a) para evaluación de los programas de becas para jóvenes Indígenas

Consultant for Landscape Assessment of Indigenous Youth Fellowships and Indigenous Residency Programs

Capacity Building Program · Cambridge, Massachusetts

Position Title: Consultant for Landscape Assessment of Indigenous Youth Fellowships and Indigenous Residency Programs

Position Level: Temporary Consultant

Location / Country: Remote - Based in the United States or Canada

Program: Capacity Building

Type: 6 months contract

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Read more about World Indigenous Peoples' Day 2022: Top 30 Wins for Indigenous Peoples in the Last 2 Years

The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples is observed on August 9 each year to promote and protect the rights of Indigenous Peoples around the world. The date commemorates the first United Nations Working Group on Indigenous Populations meeting in Geneva in 1982. This year's theme is "The role of indigenous women in the preservation and transmission of traditional knowledge."

Read more about Coalition Calls for Securing Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in the Transition to Clean Energy, Launches Resource Hub of Indigenous-led Solutions

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Roberto De La Cruz Martínez (Binnizá), Information Technology Associate, is from Juchitan, Oaxaca, México, but currently lives in Oaxaca City. Before joining Cultural Survival, Roberto held different IT roles as Coordinator of Technological Innovation and Chief of Installations at Telecomunicaciones Indígenas Comunitarias for five years. Telecomunicaciones Indígenas Comunitarias provides and promotes the right to communication in Indigenous and vulnerable communities. There, Roberto had the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of telecommunication projects in México and Latin America. Teaching and education are also part of Roberto's professional background. He holds a Master's degree in Computer Science and Telecommunications. Roberto speaks Spanish and Zapotec as native languages and continues to learn English. Reach Roberto at roberto@culturalsurvival.org.