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Randy Halasan: Empowering Indigenous Communities Through Education Education is often viewed as a tool for modernization, but for Randy Halasan, it is a means of preservation. A dedicated...
Read Randy Halasan: Empowering Indigenous Communities Through EducationCodex Osuna: A Legal Record of Indigenous Struggle in Colonial Mexico The Codex Osuna is a rare and significant Aztec codex dating back to 1565. Unlike many early manuscripts, it was crea...
Read Codex Osuna: A Legal Record of Indigenous Struggle in Colonial MexicoZionism and the Settler Colonial Framework in Palestine The analysis of the Palestinian struggle through the lens of settler colonialism—a system where colonists seek to replace the indig...
Read Zionism and the Settler Colonial Framework in PalestineRichard B. Lee and the Study of Hunter-Gatherer Societies The study of early human existence was fundamentally reshaped by the work of Richard B. Lee, whose ethnographic research into for...
Read Richard B. Lee and the Study of Hunter-Gatherer SocietiesTúpac Amaru II: The Indigenous Leader Who Challenged the Spanish Empire In the late 18th century, the Viceroyalty of Peru became the stage for one of the most significant indigenous upris...
Read Túpac Amaru II: The Indigenous Leader Who Challenged the Spanish EmpireSápara People: Guardians of the Amazon Rainforest The Sápara (also known as Zápara or Záparo) are an indigenous people native to the dense Amazon rainforest along the border of Ecuador an...
Read Sápara People: Guardians of the Amazon RainforestYanomami People: Guardians of the Amazon Rainforest The Yanomami (also spelled Yąnomamö or Yanomama) are an Indigenous group of approximately 35,000 people residing in the heart of the Am...
Read Yanomami People: Guardians of the Amazon RainforestAsháninka People: Guardians of the Amazon Rainforest The Asháninka (also known as Asháninca) are a resilient Indigenous people inhabiting the lush rainforests of the Amazon basin. Primari...
Read Asháninka People: Guardians of the Amazon RainforestAwajún People: Guardians of the Peruvian Amazon-Andes Divide The Awajún (also known as the Aguaruna) are a resilient indigenous people inhabiting the rugged transition zone between the An...
Read Awajún People: Guardians of the Peruvian Amazon-Andes DivideUncontacted Peoples: The Struggle for Survival and Sovereignty Across the most remote corners of the globe, there exist groups of humans who live without sustained direct relations with t...
Read Uncontacted Peoples: The Struggle for Survival and SovereigntyUncontacted Peoples: The Struggle for Survival and Sovereignty Across the most remote corners of the globe, there exist groups of humans who live without sustained direct relations with t...
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