Mexico’s Indigenous Population
Mexico's indigenous population is one of the two largest in the Americas (only Peru is comparable in size). More than one in ten Mexicans speaks an indigenous language.
Amerindian Tribes of Guyana
In order to show the difference between East Indians and these indigenous Indians, as well as to indicate their homeland, the word Amerindian, a blend of American and Indian, was later coined.
Arctic Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous peoples have inhabited the Arctic for thousands of years. The proportion indigenous people is estimated to be about 10 percent of total population living in arctic areas. There are over 40 different ethnic groups living in the Arctic.
5 Famous Native American Leaders In History
Let us explore the lives of 5 famous Native American leaders in history and recognise their efforts and fight for their people.
Inc. Ranks Top 10 American Indian Entrepreneurs
The top 10 American Indian-run companies include a range of industries from human resources, to construction, to government services—“the fastest-growing industry sector by number of firms on the list,” according to Inc. 5000 project manager Jim Melloan.
Rabari Tribe of India
The Rabari, also called the Rewari or Desai, are an indigenous tribal caste of nomadic cattle and camel herders and shepherds that live throughout northwest India.
These Indigenous Women Are Recording Videos To Document Their Traditional Knowledge Before It Disappears
As new people move in and generations leave, a Peru community is making sure knowledge about things like medicinal plants and edible fruits will survive.
7 Indigenous Cultures Worth Exploring
The indigenous peoples of the world offer a glimpse into ancient histories that live on today. By learning more about indigenous cultures and experiencing their lifestyles, we can better understand the places they call home.
Powwow: Native American Celebration
Learn about the history of the annual pow wow celebration of Mi'kmaq people.
How Indigenous Communities in Canada Organized an Exemplary Public Health Response to COVID
The unequal impact of COVID-19 on the health of certain groups, including Black, Latinx and Native Americans, became clear from the outset of the pandemic.
An Introduction to Zambia’s Bemba Tribe
The nation of Zambia has 73 tribes with the Bemba being the largest, making up approximately 36 per cent of the population. They have a unique history and a fascinating culture. This is an introduction to Zambia’s Bemba tribe.
Kansas City Chiefs Ban Fans From Wearing Native American Headdresses, Face Paint
In a statement, the Chiefs announced that headdresses and Native American-themed face paint are banned effective immediately, an enforcement step that goes beyond the team simply discouraging fans from wearing the attire for the past several years.
"We're Still Here": Chicago's Native American Community
Traces are all around, but it is often obscured or even forgotten that Chicago is built on land that was home to various Native American tribes for hundreds of years.
England’s Weirdest Customs
From wife-carrying in Surrey to cheese-rolling in the Cotswolds, these are some of the quirkiest traditions and village pastimes still alive and well in England today.
Three Native American Professionals on How They Deal With Bias and Lack of Representation
Three professionals share how they navigate the obstacles they have faced in their careers.
Mary Simon is Canada’s first Indigenous governor general
Mary Simon was installed Monday as governor general of Canada – the first Indigenous person to hold the position – where she will serve as the representative of the country’s head of state, Queen Elizabeth II.
Challenges Native American Entrepreneurs Face
Kauffman researcher Emily Fetsch explores the challenges facing Native American entrepreneurs in the second part of her four part series.
Native American Tribes in Massachusetts
Indigenous people have lived in Massachusetts for 12,000 years. The first known inhabitants of Massachusetts were Paleoindians who moved into New England just as the glaciers were retreating at the end of the last ice age.
How These Traditional Iconic Hats and Outfits Are Keeping the Andean Tradition Alive
As other Andean traditions begin to fade, the colorful jackets and skirts of the city’s Andean women, who walk the streets in their resplendent hats and textiles, keep the spirit and traditions of the Andes alive.
The Indigenous Colour of India
What draws India closer to an obscure and indifferent picture are the indigenous tribes. Far from the contemporary trend and economical development, they own their personal identity as Adivasi having their own language, religion, festivals, cuisine, dance and music. With such an enigmatic culture and hospitality they also significantly hold a contrasting patriarchal and matriarchal society.