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Verónica Aguilar (Mixtec), Keepers of the Earth Fund Program and Languages Coordinator, belongs to a migrant Mixtec community in Veracruz, Mexico. She studied Hispanic Language and Literature at the University of Veracruz, and Linguistics at Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico. She has worked as a translator, copy editor, radio presenter, and research assistant in the field of education. Verónica recently moved to traditional Mixtec lands to engage in a personal project -- learning the language of her family. She is also concluding a historical and linguistic documentation project in her community. Contact Verónica at veronica.aguilar@culturalsurvival.org.

 

“Are Indigenous voices being heard?” A global study on the state of Indigenous broadcasting and its role in Meeting SDG 16./ Caucus de medios Indígenas: "Voces Indígenas: ¿Están siendo escuchadas?"

SDG 16 “Peace Justice and strong institutions” includes a target to Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Are we meeting that goal for Indigenous Peoples? Learn from a study on this topic co-produced by UNPFII Indigenous Media Caucus, Cultural Survival, and WACC.

Panelists:
Jenni Monet, Award-winning Indigenous Investigative Journalist
David Hernández Palmar, The International Indigenous Film Showcase of Venezuela

Indigenous Women: The Strength of Our Communities / Mujeres Indígenas: la fuerza de nuestras comunidades

This year marks our 45th year of promoting and amplifying Indigenous voices through our publications! The latest issue of the Cultural Survival Quarterly is dedicated to uplifting the voices, experiences, and diverse identities of Indigenous women. We bring you stories that highlight only a glimpse of the multitude of roles Indigenous women play in strengthening and building our communities. These are true accounts of perseverance, strength, resilience, love, and care for children, families, communities, and Mother Earth.
 

La Madre Tierra expresamente a diario nos da mensajes pidiendo atención. Los océanos se llenan de basura y se vuelven más ácidos. Millones de personas han sido afectadas por el extremo calor, y el incremento de los incendios forestales o las inundaciones que han consumido buena parte de la economía mundial causando además la extinción de especies y con todo ello la ruptura del equilibrio. 

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