Tikiġaq is located just above the Arctic Circle in northern Alaska on the Chukchi Sea. This community is one of the longest continually inhabited regions in North America. Tikiġaq relies heavily on sea ice and predictable weather patterns for travel and subsistence hunting of marine mammals i...
This era, continuing a pattern of colonial intervention that stretches back generations across the Arctic, saw the emergence of active Indigenous political activism and a gradual transformation of the role of Indigenous people and governments in national and international political affairs. The changes ...
Indigenous people arose from the colonial experience, in which indigenous communities were oppressed after being annexed by overseas forces, whose peoples now rule over the former occupiers. When considering the Americas, Russia, the Arctic, and many portions of the Pacific, these previous notions of...
1.Study on the Structure of Population and Social Problem of Arctic Indigenous people-Focus on Canada论北极原住民的人口结构与社会问题——以加拿大为例 2.The polar bear lives in the snow and ice at the North Pole.北极熊住在北极的雪地以及冰原。 3.Polar bears live in the North Pole.北极熊居...
原住民, 原住民族, 土著人 are the top translations of "indigenous people" into Chinese. Sample translated sentence: Some of the recommendations on enhancing indigenous peoples' participation in intergovernmental and governmental processes are being implemented ↔ 关于增强土著民族参与政府间和政府进程的...
A 'Q and A' session from Rainforest Action Network, to help older children learn about indigenous populations living in the Amazon and other rainforests. See all Amazon Rainforest ToursQ: Who are indigenous people? A: Rainforests are bursting with life. Not only do millions of species of ...
Oil and indigenous people in sub-Arctic Russia: Rethinking equity and governance in benefit sharing agreementsPolicies and management for the Wadden Sea, like for so many other nature areas, have to find a balance between important natural values on the one hand and economic functions on the ...
Arctic governance, indigenous knowledge, science and technology in times of climate change: self-realization, recognition, representativeness status of climate change action by the northern territorial governments, the evolving role of indigenous people, and the responsibility for climate change ... Oxford...
Peoplesb Córdova, Amalia. “The Money Problem.” InSpecial Issue: Indigenous Peoples Bridging the Digital Divide. Cultural Survival Quarterly29.2 (Summer 2005). The primary challenge for indigenous media development, funding in Latin America and elsewhere—for training, production, and festivals—has ...
Indigenous peoples from modern-day Mexico (rather than a single tribe) make up the largest grouping within the American Indian and Alaskan Native population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The 2010 Census reported that 175,494 people claimed this heritage in the U.S.9 Native American...