The `Ahahui Malama I Ka Lokahi is a non-profit organization created by native Hawaiians who recognize that Hawai`i`s unique native plants, animals, and ecosystems represent a vital cultural resource in danger of extinction. We believe that Hawaii`s native ecosystems provide the cultural heart of its people, the basis for traditional …
4c is a Durango based non-profit organization that began in March of 2009. Our mission is to provide forums for cultural development by bearing witness to people expressions and contributions to the shifting cultural paradigm. We organized and funded three community events in ’09 for the spring equinox, summer solstice, …
The University of Florida Native American student association titledNATION is hereby created to accomplish the following:A. Promote the education and cultural awareness of members within thegroup as well as all members of the community of the University ofFlorida.B. Establish connections and relationships with Native Americancommunities and organizations not affiliated with …
Areas of Focus: – African Diaspora/African Descendents- Class & Race- Communications/Media- Educational Disparities- Indigenous Peoples- Internalized Racial Oppression- Juvenile Justice – Multiculturalism/Diversity- Police Brutality- Reparations and Compensatory Measures- Slavery/Trafficking- The Arts- Women of Color
PEKEA sets up a global think tank network :PEKEA is an NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations granted in July 2006PEKEA is running as an open network , gathering academics from various disciplines, people committed in concrete actions and also local …
A Rocha is a Christian nature conservation organisation, our name coming from the Portuguese for the Rock”
The organisation works for the welfare of the tribal people in the state of Kerala. It conducts several welfare programmes in the field of education, employment, environment protection, food and nutrition, health care, etc.
Aajigaaning American Indian Movement resides in the land of the Anishnabek and the land of various cultures in Michigan. Formed within the decade after the quincentennial of the advent of the Colombian (European) invasion and occupation, the chapter continues to focus on a vision for indigenous liberation alongside the vision …
