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What indigenous women globally think of birth care and what they'd like to see instead
Pregnancy and having a baby can be a special time. And families want to feel safe and trust their maternity care.
Yakima Herald1d
Progress on missing and murdered Indigenous people in WA, but more work needed, new reports say
One of two commissioned reports includes recommendations based on interviews with 53 people directly impacted by the crisis ...
Prince William Hails All-Women Team of Wildlife Warriors as Series Set to Hit 1 Million Views
Prince William hails a group of all-women wildlife warriors working to protect part of the Amazon in Brazil on the series ...
Internal investigation underway at Hamilton Community Legal Clinic after rupture with Indigenous committee
The legal clinic is conducting an internal investigation following allegations of discrimination and harm against Indigenous ...
A new generation of Indigenous chefs is growing and cooking foods traditional to their ancestors
Andrea Condes, 39, was born in Caracas, Venezuela, and adopted into the United States, where she grew up and pursued a career ...
Indigenous Braids Help Me Honor My Ancestors — and My True Self
Journalist and Reclama founder Cindy Rodriguez pens a personal essay about how embracing Indigenous braids has helped her reconnect with her identity.
KUOW8d
Woman charged in 2016 Clallam County murder, marking first big break for WA's Indigenous cold case unit
Two years after Washington state lawmakers created a unit to solve cold cases involving missing and murdered Indigenous ...
Australia’s first truth-telling inquiry finds British committed genocide of Indigenous people
Australia’s first truth-telling inquiry has found the British committed genocide of the Aboriginal people in Victoria during ...
Council on Foreign Relations8d
Women This Week: Indigenous Women Fight Wildfires in Bolivia
This Week,” a series that highlights noteworthy news related to women and U.S. foreign policy. This week’s post covers June ...
openDemocracy3d
Argentina: Wichí women’s cry for justice met with silence and threats
Indigenous women abused as teenagers by white ‘criollo’ men accuse state of neglect amid three-year fight for justice ...
Three per cent of NT Aboriginal population locked up: one of most incarcerated people in world
Indigenous Territorians are one of the most incarcerated people on the planet, with three percent of the total Aboriginal population starting the week in a prison cell.