This talk addresses the need to revitalize the Menominee Native American language.

Indigenous people are all over Brazil are speaking out against these changes and fighting for their right to live on their ancestral lands in peace. Nixiwaka asks us to consider why a way of life that is designed to be entirely in tune with its environment and resources is being destroyed by a way of life that isn’t. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community

In this video Ms Lyla June discussed several examples of Indigenous food systems both in pre-Columbian times as well as in the present. These examples show the ways to live in more harmony with earth's processes to create abundance for all life, including, but not just for humans.

This talk is a part of the Faith and Moral Courage series, where they are exploring how they can reconnect people with their faith or deepest values, so they can face many crises with courage. This project is funded by Fetzer.

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Indigenous leaders and other participants at the IUCN World Conservation Congress 2016 discuss the value of indigenous rights, knowledge and leadership in creating more sustainable ways of life on Earth.

Ms Abigail Echo-Hawk, Director of the Urban Indian Health Institute, through this video discussed research from the perspective of traditional storytelling.

The series aimed at recreating indigenous education by integrating and applying principles of sustainability along with appropriate traditional environmental knowledge.

In this online presentation, internationally renowned advocate, artist, and educator, Mr Roberto MĂşkaro Borrero provided viewers with an introductory look at the history, culture and contemporary issues of the TaĂ­no People. This lecture presentation was followed by a Q & A session.

This series discussed about the Indigenous People of North Carolina’s Coast.