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In 2022, Kootu Tome and her community were violently evicted from parts of Maasailand in Loliondo, Tanzania, to make way for protected areas, trophy hunting and tourism. She tells us what impact this has had on her community and calls for their land to be returned to its rightful owners.
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In 2022, Kootu Tome and her community were violently evicted from parts of Maasailand in Loliondo, Tanzania, to make way for protected areas, trophy hunting and tourism. She tells us what impact this has had on her community and calls for their land to be r...
Open this video on Survival InternationalMandeí Juma is a survivor of the violence that her people the Juma faced throughout their history. Invaders massacred them, spead disease and forced them out of their lands. It decimated the Juma people. Now Mandeí works to protect her people's land and the...
Open this video on Survival InternationalIn this video, Jonara Guarani, of the Guarani Kaiowá Indigenous people, speaks about Survival’s Indigenous Voices project—a unique platform for amplifying the voices of Indigenous peoples around the world. As part of the project, Indigenous people from more...
Open this video on Survival InternationalWhen Atxu was a child, he lived uncontacted in the Brazilian Amazon with his family. But then he was forcibly contacted, and adopted by a non-Indigenous family. He never saw his family or people again. It wasn’t easy for him to adapt to life outside the for...
Open this video on Survival InternationalMaasai man Lemberwa Saruni fears eviction from the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA) in Tanzania, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. UNESCO, conservationists and the government claim that the Maasai and their cattle are a threat to the iconic area and popular t...
Open this video on Survival International“We can talk to people who live far away.” Mariazinha Yanomami 10 years ago the Indigenous Voices project was born: a unique platform where Indigenous people speak out about subjects that matter to them. Indigenous people from over 20 countries have recorde...
Open this video on Survival International#Indigenous territories are being mined and destroyed without Indigenous consent. This is both an environmental disaster and a humanitarian catastrophe. Not only does mining devastate the #environment but it threatens the lives and livelihoods of Indigenous...
Open this video on Survival InternationalWe asked #Indigenous peoples from across the world what they thought about mining on Indigenous land: here’s what they want you to know. Want more educational resources? For a short and powerful introduction to the topic of the impact of mining on Indigenou...
Open this video on Survival InternationalDo you need teaching resources for younger learners on the #Amazon Rainforest and the 1.5 million #Indigenous people who live there? Check out this animated video ☝️ about the Yanomami, an Amazonian Indigenous people living along the borders of Brazil and V...
Open this video on Survival InternationalIndigenous societies are extraordinarily diverse and there’s a lot to learn from them. In 2019, Tainaky Tenetehar, a Guajajara Guardian, explained what the forest means to his people and why Indigenous peoples are fighting to protect their land and #StopBra...
Open this video on Survival InternationalThe Awá don’t need any lessons in #sustainability : watch how they turn leaves into an eco-backpack in just a few minutes! ☝️💚
Open this video on Survival InternationalCalling all junior school educators discussing the Amazon rainforest - this video is a must-see for your students. Over 1 million Indigenous people live in the Amazon. Here we join the Awá, one of 400 Indigenous peoples that call the world’s largest rainfor...
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