Conversations on Native American Cultural Sovereignty
from The Washington Post
Their lines have been cut, their traps pulled and their pounds ransacked. Commercial lobstermen say they’re threatening the fishery.
Source: Indigenous people in Nova Scotia exercised their right to catch lobster. Now they’re under attack.
from The New York Times
Indigenous groups have a long history of intentionally setting fires to keep ecosystems healthy. Policymakers are now more interested in the practice.
Source: Alarmed by Scope of Wildfires, Officials Turn to Native Americans for Help
from The Washington Post
Tribal leaders and linguists from Brazil to India to Australia race to record dying languages.
Source: ‘There are no words’: As coronavirus kills Indigenous elders, endangered languages face extinction
