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Celebrating International Day Of The World’s Indigenous Peoples 09th Aug 2022
Theme: The role of Indigenous Women in the preservation and transmission of traditional knowledge
Voices of Indigenous Woman: Ms. Wanitchaya Kantayoung
Indigenous Women are the key practitioners, innovators, and holders of Indigenous Knowledge relating to their traditional livelihoods. They play a crucial role in preserving indigenous
Indigenous Women’s Voices in their Indigenous Language
Karen Indigenous Women’s Group members of Mae Yod Village from Northern Thailand articulates their forest voices in their indigenous language.
Discussion on International Mother Language Day: 21 February
“Our roots, our language!
Mother tongue education for our future!”
The Nine Level Agriculture of the Akha People
For Akha people women are a symbol of diversity and fertility. In their resourcefulness lies the propagation of farming methods that have yielded a variety of foods.
Knowledge is Wealth Not Money
The Law-wer [Lua] community living in the Mae La Noi District of the Maehongsong Province does not measure wealth with money but cotton cultivation and the abundance it provides to the community through the production of cotton fabric woven and dyed with natural pigments.
The community elders hold crucial knowledge of medicinal herbs still used today. For example, in postpartum healing.
Sharing Seeds is Integral to Shan Tradition & Preservation
Taw-pae is a traditional Shan village in Mae Hong Son Province in the north of Thailand, located 5 kilometers from the district and, thus, it enjoys some prosperity with regard to basic
Her Story EP 1: The Multi-dimensional Abuse of Indigenous Women
The HerStory podcasts are a series of curated conversations created by the Indigenous Women’s Programme Coordinator Pragyaa Rai and Communications Programme Coordinator Nina Sangma for
Webinar: Indigenous Women and Men overcoming Multiple dimensions of marginalization.
Webinar on International Day of the World’s Indigenous People Theme: Indigenous Women and Men overcoming Multiple dimensions of marginalization Objectives: Inspire the indigenous youths to
AIYP Webinar Series: The Next Cultural Guardians: A Discussion by Indigenous Youth in Asia Pacific
On 9 August, in celebration of International Day of World’s Indigenous Peoples, Asia Indigenous Youth Platform – AIYP, together with The Tuyang Initiative and UNESCO
“Tackling the Inequality Pandemic: A New Social Contract for a New Era”
This year’s theme to mark the United Nations International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples celebrated on the 9th of August every year is, “Tackling
Webinar: New Social Contract? Indigenous Peoples Human Rights Defenders speaks of What It Means For Them and What They need
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EMRIP14: How Can The Right To Self-Determination Be Realized For The Indigenous Peoples In Asia – Assessing Challenges And Exploring Enabling Conditions
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Solidarity message to the Lumad people of Andap Valley Philippines from Mr. Gam Shimray
“Victory to your Land, Victory to our Land!” Solidarity message to the Lumad people of Andap Valley, Philippines. Mr. Gam A. Shimray Secretary General, Asia
Sustainable and resilient recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic- How does it look like from the perspective of the Indigenous Peoples in Asia.
Dates: 8th July 2021
Time: 7.30 to 9AM (EDT), 6.30 pm – 8.00 pm Bangkok time
ORGANIZATION: Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP)
Myanmar: Enabling Covid19 Affected Vulnerable Youths with Entrepreneurship Skills
Throughout February and March of this year, RPUF MYANMAR proved that despite the current instability and internet shutdowns affecting their country, young indigenous entrepreneurs are still inspired to take action towards creating sustainable businesses with social impact.
India: Radio Kadal – Community Radio for Covid 19 response in Mukkuva Community
Community radio provides a space for indigenous youth and communities (particularly those living in remote areas) to share their stories and express themselves. Check out the work Coastal Students Cultural Forum (CSCF) is doing to amplify the voices of indigenous communities in India in this video!
Kasiyanna: A Compilation of Songs on COVID-19 by the Igorot youth
Storytelling can take many forms. Through music, Progressive Igorots for Social Action and Cordilleran Youth Center worked with indigenous youth in their community to share about their hardships and resilience during the #COVID19 pandemic.
Empowering Indigenous communities of Nepal with COVID-10 Preparedness in their Native Language.
For many indigenous communities, critical information on COVID-19 is often inaccessible because it’s in a language they don’t understand. As part of Asia Indigenous Youth Platform – AIYP’s COVID-19 Response Small Grants Program, Barsha Lekhi, Dikesh Prajapati, and Subodh Kumar Chaudhary used the power of radio and podcasts to reach communities in Nepal.
AIYP Webinar Series: Indigenous Youth-Led Solutions for Climate and Environmental Challenges
In celebration of World Environment Day, AIYP co-organized its first webinar with Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP) and Indigenous Peoples and Knowledge of Asia (IKPA).
Nepal: Indigenous Youth Engagement in Sustainable Farming for Food Security in COVID-19 pandemic
As part of the Asia Indigenous Youth Platform – AIYP COVID-19 Small Grants Program, COSEF Nepal introduced sustainable and organic farming methods to farmers in Saptari, Nepal. Learn more about their work in this video produced by International Youth Media Summit.