by Rucha Chitnis This blog post originally appeared in Sacred Fire Foundation’s blog: Seeds of Wisdom. Sacred Fire Foundation gives grants to indigenous-led groups that are protecting sacred sites, traditional knowledge…
A photo essay by Rucha Chitnis on how the Winnemem are fighting for cultural survival in the face of a new drought bill that threatens to drown their remaining sacred sites. Original…
A photo essay by Rucha Chitnis featuring the incredible Ann Marie Sayers, Mutsun Ohlone, who continues to live in her ancestral homelands in the Indian Canyon. Original post appeared in Indian…
A photo essay by Rucha Chitnis featuring the incredible Ann Marie Sayers, Mutsun Ohlone, who continues to live in her ancestral homelands in the Indian Canyon. Original post appeared in Indian…
IFIP Executive Director, Evelyn Arce, interviewed Jose Luis Santos on August 9th, 2013, in Santa Marta, Colombia. Evelyn was in Colombia to learn about the Kogi culture, spirituality and current issues…
Ty Defoe (Giizhig) is from the Oneida and Ojibwe Tribes of Wisconsin and serves the East Coast Two Spirit Society as the lead of the Youth Council. At IFIP’s Northeast…
An article by Adam Phillips about IFIP’s 2014 Summit from Voice of America: “There are thousands of indigenous cultures around the world. Relatively few of them, however, have the visibility…
The Indigenous Peoples Funding and Resource Guide provides resources for groups seeking funding for Indigenous projects and is available in English and Spanish.