by Ashley Hernandez, based on an interview with Sofia Arroyo, Executive Director of Sacred Fire Foundation and edited by Sacred Fire Foundation Mounting global issues, such as climate change and…
by Ashley Hernandez, based on an interview with Nidia Bustillos There are many ways in which philanthropy approaches women’s empowerment. For Nidia Bustillos, a member from News Agency for Indigenous…
by Amy Fredeen, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer of Cook Inlet Tribal Council For more than 30 years, CITC has provided opportunities for individuals, families, and communities within…
by Angelica Rao, Cultural Survival Staff Deep in the center of the bustling city of Kathmandu, where life continues amidst the rubble of the 2015 earthquake that shook Nepal to…
by Barbara Savage, Founder of Tribal Trust Foundation For nearly twenty years, the Tribal Trust Foundation (TTF) has been an advocate for Indigenous Peoples. We frequently respond to requests for…
The AWID conference in Brazil, which highlighted the perspectives of diverse groups, including a very visible group of women with disabilities. Photo: Andy Isaacson by Yumi Sera The International Funders for…
By Dr. Yolanda Teran Maigua Indigenous women continue to be vital transmitters of knowledge. One salient example of this is Dr. Yolanda Teran Maigua’s work with the Indigenous Women Network…
By Ashley Hernandez and Bestang Dekdeken Indigenous People’s right to self determination is central to Land is Life’s mission, a global network of Indigenous communities and organizations. These rights are…
By Ashley Hernandez and Pratima Gurung Pratima is a leading global activist and champion for the rights of women, Indigenous Peoples and persons with disabilities, specifically representing Indigenous women with…