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A letter of thanks to volunteers, staff, and contributors to SAIIC.

SAIIC recommended publications and events for their readers.

The SAIIC board of directors, staff, and interns went on a retreat to refocus their goals.

Laura Soriano Morales is the new executive director of SAIIC

Zapatistas have marched on Mexico City to protest the the militarization of indigenous regions, to demand the implementation of the San Andres Accords, and to renew peace talks.

Indigenous communities have had an increasing amount of influence in the UN, encouraging change within the international community. However, more could be done, leading many to suggest the creation of a permanent forum.

The Venezuelan government has issued mining and lumber concessions within the Imataca Rain Forest Reserve, which will isolate indigenous communities. Doing so has violated national laws.

Indigenous communities along the Biobio River continue to protest its construction on the grounds of community displacement and ecological ramifications.

Alicia Canaviri talks about teaching and training indigenous women and youth in professional development.

The postponement of a National Constituent Assembly by the Ecuadorian government has elicited massive demonstrations from indigenous and campesino groups.

The Kuna and Panamanian government have come into conflict over a proposed naval base on Kuna land to fight drug trafficking.