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This National Indigenous Peoples Day, we are honouring the strength, traditions, and contributions of #Indigenous Peoples, and reaffirming our commitment to #TruthAndReconciliation. Our journey continues as we strive to learn more, do better, and walk together in a spirit of allyship and respect. Discover how we’re acting on reconciliation: https://lnkd.in/gNn5b_r9

This National Indigenous Peoples Day, we are honouring the strength, traditions, and contributions of #Indigenous Peoples, and reaffirming our commitment to #TruthAndReconciliation. Our journey continues as we strive to learn more, do better, and walk together in a spirit of allyship and respect. Discover how we’re acting on reconciliation: https://lnkd.in/gUfqsHeg

This National Indigenous Peoples Day, we are honouring the strength, traditions, and contributions of #Indigenous Peoples, and reaffirming our commitment to #TruthAndReconciliation. Our journey continues as we strive to learn more, do better, and walk together in a spirit of allyship and respect. Discover how we’re acting on reconciliation: https://direc.to/kHCt

This National Indigenous Peoples Day, we are honouring the strength, traditions, and contributions of #Indigenous Peoples, and reaffirming our commitment to #TruthAndReconciliation. Our journey continues as we strive to learn more, do better, and walk together in a spirit of allyship and respect. Discover how we’re acting on reconciliation: https://lnkd.in/gk3nV5fT

?? Honouring Indigenous Peoples' Day ?? Today, we celebrate and recognise the rich history, cultures, and enduring contributions of First Nations communities across the United States, and worldwide. From their deep connection to the land and environment to their invaluable wisdom, strength, and traditions, Indigenous peoples have shaped the very fabric of this country. ???????? This day is a reminder to honour the resilience of Native nations, acknowledge the painful legacy of colonisation, and commit to continuous learning and supporting Indigenous-led initiatives. Let’s celebrate the beauty of Indigenous culture by actively listening, elevating voices, and working towards reconciliation and equity. As we reflect, let’s consider how we can build a more inclusive future that respects and embraces Indigenous sovereignty, rights, and knowledge. By standing with First Nations peoples, we are not just observing history—we are contributing to a legacy of healing, respect, and unity. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #FirstNations #CulturalCelebration #IndigenousRights #LandAcknowledgement #RespectAndUnity #Reconciliation

This International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples 2024 highlights the crucial theme of 'Protecting the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Voluntary Isolation and Initial Contact'. Indigenous Peoples in voluntary isolation are key guardians of the forest, ensuring its preservation and harmony with their communities. Safeguarding their collective rights to lands and territories not only benefits the forests but also preserves cultural and linguistic diversity. #IndigenousPeoples #ForestProtection #CulturalDiversity #IndigenousRights #WorldEnvironment

Today is International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. Violations of the rights of the world's Indigenous Peoples have become a persistent problem, sometimes because of a historical burden from their colonization backgrounds and others because of the contrast with a constantly changing society. In response to this problem, let’s remember every August 9 that Indigenous Peoples have the right to make their own decisions and carry them out meaningfully and culturally appropriate to them. Indigenous Peoples are inheritors and practitioners of unique cultures and ways of relating to people and the environment. They have retained social, cultural, economic, and political characteristics that are distinct from those of the dominant societies in which they live. Despite their cultural differences, indigenous peoples from around the world share common problems related to the protection of their rights as distinct peoples. Indigenous Peoples have sought recognition of their identities, their way of life, and their right to traditional lands, territories, and natural resources for years. Yet, throughout history, their rights have been violated. Indigenous Peoples today, are arguably among the most disadvantaged and vulnerable groups of people in the world. The international community now recognizes that special measures are required to protect their rights and maintain their distinct cultures and way of life. #indigenouspeoples #indigenous #nativeamerican #indigenousculture

How does Land Back strengthen sovereignty? Chairman Reno Franklin of the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians offers powerful insights on how the?#LandBack?movement strengthens Tribal sovereignty by reclaiming and asserting Indigenous rights. Dive deeper into this vital conversation through Redbud's Going Beyond Land Acknowledgements (GBLA) Resource Database. Explore roundtable discussions, webinars, blogs, and more at https://lnkd.in/g5UdV_jw ?? #IndigenousRights?#TribalSovereignty?#GBLA?#RedbudResourceGroup?#LandBack?#GoingBeyondLandAcknowledgements?#SovereigntySpectrum?#ResourceTools?#TribalRelations

??? Today on 26 June 2024, the T?ilhqot’in Nation celebrates 10-Year anniversary of Aboriginal Title, the first declaration of Indigenous title in Canadian history. ? This historic declaration recognizes Indigenous ownership and control of 1900 km2 of the T?ilhqot’in ancestral lands. It is a cornerstone in the implementation of #Indigenous Peoples ′ rights to lands, territories and resources. It is also a major step towards the realization of their #selfdetermination. ?? Within the 1900 km2 “declared title area,” the T?ilhqot’in Nation is making progress in establishing robust governance systems that are based on sustainable tradition knowledge, fostering transformative change within the communities. ?? Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3xxeG3A

It's #IndigenousPeoplesDay and the theme for 2024 is Protecting the rights of Indigenous Peoples in Voluntary Isolation and Initial Contact. Around 200 groups of Indigenous Peoples currently live in voluntary isolation and initial contact. They are the best protectors of the forest. Where their collective rights to lands and territories are protected, the forests thrive, alongside their societies. And not only is their survival crucial to the protection of our planet, but it is crucial to the protection of cultural and linguistic diversity. Learn more here: https://nuvi.me/3lexr4