Intercontinental Cry (IC) has just released of its long awaited publication, Indigenous Struggles 2013: Dispatches From The Fourth World.
As IC writes:
Starting things off with an insightful introduction by Jeff Corntassel, Cherokee Professor in Indigenous Governance at the University of Victoria, this year’s volume holds more than 450 dispatches, guiding you through everything from the Ainu’s trip to Aotearoa to learn from the Maori; to the Oceti Sakowin’s decision to meet after 100 years of silence; to the Munduruku’s declaration of war against the Brazilian government.
As IC says, whether you’re a seasoned land rights activist, a stay-at-home mom or a university student who just can’t keep up with their twitter feed, Indigenous Struggles 2013 is an indispensable resource that will make sure you’re aware of some of the most pivotal moments in 2013 concerning the world’s Indigenous Peoples.
For a free online copy or a paid print copy, check out Intercontinental Cry.
