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Sue Supriano's Steppin' Out of Babylon is a radio interview series covering a broad range of issues of importance in today's world-- issues of peace and war, human and civil rights, communication, the media, the environment, racism, globalization, immigration and matters of the spirit. Additional issues: 9/11, media, michael ruppert, indigenous people, peak oil, fraudulent elections, oil, environmental pollution, peak oil, human rights, civil rights, racism, militarism, weapons, weapons of mass destruction, weapons in space, immigrants...

The official site of Colorado-based children's and young adult author Laura Resau. Award-winning books about world travel, human rights, immigration, indigenous issues, magical realism.

NGO Forum on Cambodia helps poverty reduction in development policy, Cambodian budget, aid effectiveness, climate change, community rights, hydropower, agriculture, REDD+, land security, resettlement, indigenous land, forestry rights

The University of Regina Press (U of R Press) publishes trade non-fiction and scholarly books on Indigenous studies and Aboriginal languages, Canadian history, regional studies, the environment, public policy, and other topics. With a goal of publishing quality writing and scholarship on issues that matter to readers inside and outside the academy, the U of R Press is looking produce and promote the work of passionate public intellectuals and skillful, engaged, and knowledgeable writers.

Mohawk Nation News service began during the Mohawk/Oka crisis of 1990 by providing updates on the resistance. MNN grew to become an internationally recognized news service providing independent indigenous commentary on Kanion'ke:Haka/Mohawk land, legal, culture, history, and current issues as they affect the nation.

Jenni Monet is an award-winning journalist who writes about Indigenous rights and injustice.

Native Circle, the longest running Native American site on the web, is a place for all people to learn about and experience Native American music, culture, wisdom, history and contemporary issues, and explore indigenous wisdom from around the world.

A peer-reviewed academic open-access journal on teacher education and broader educational issues and topics

Official website of Matika Wilbur Photography. Matika Wilbur is a photographer from the Swinomish and Tulalip Tribe. Her work focuses on the complex issues of Contemporary Native America. Photographer in Seattle. Seattle Photographer. Indigenous Photographer. Native American Photographer. Contemporary photography of native americans. Indian photographer from seattle. Matika Native American Photographer.

Leading source of DVDs & videos about the environment, ecology, sustainable development, globalization, indigenous peoples, cultural diversity, and performing arts, music and dance.

IIIRM is a non-profit established to assist indigenous peoples in the sustainable utilization, development and conservation of their natural resources. The site includes articles and reports on tribal perspectives of environmental protection, restoration and risk. Also includes briefing documents on complex environmental issues that can be incorporated into environmental curriculum.

Tove Skutnabb-Kangas - Dr.phil. University of Roskilde, Denmark; retired; associate professor, Åbo Akademi University Vasa, Finland. Fields of interest: Linguistic human rights, minority education, language and power, links between biodiversity and linguistic diversity, multilingualism, language policy, global (subtractive) spread of English, integration, ethnicity, racisms (including linguicism, linguistically argued racism), gender issues.

Photographer and conservationist Cristina Mittermeier uses her camera as a passport to document the complex issues where conservation of wild nature and human needs intersect. Sony Artisan of Imagery and photographer for National Geographic.

Marine Conservation Northern Ireland aims to establish recovery of valuable indigenous species whose current decimated stock levels threaten sustainability as a

Inform Impact Inspire is what we do. Indigenous and Independent is who we are.

Articles and poetry on political issues including Palestine, Indigenous issues, the environment and BDS of apartheid Israel,

Used for information and research by students and educational institutions worldwide, the Indigenous Australia has quickly established itself as a valuable resource on Aboriginal art, history and culture in Australia.

SOCIAL COMMITMENT Twifo Oil Palm Plantations Limited has a major responsibility to impact on societal development to create an innovative friendly business environment within its location. For us, it is therefore important to contribute to society's future viability and create value in diverse ways. Within the scope of our operation, our social commitment is therefore geared towards 6 thematic areas which include; • Environmental protection • Health promotion • Safety • Education • Community development • Support for the national socio-economic development Environmental Protection In our quest to protect the environment, the Company aimed at maintaining high standard of environmental care to minimize the impact of our operations on the environment and the communities by demonstrating our compliance to all applicable legislations. We aim at prevention of pollution through continues improvement in our environmental performance in all our operations by; • Ensuring the safety of our products and operations to the environment. • Exercising concern for the environment where we operate. • Reducing environmental impact of our products and operations. • Developing and implementing processes and agricultural practices that are environmentally friendly. • Minimizing our consumption of natural resources and manage our waste through responsible disposal and recycling systems. • Working with industrial bodies, EPA and other stakeholders to promote environmental care among our partners. • Providing training for our employees and contractors to be aware of our environmental policy and objectives as well as measures that will be adopted to minimize impact on the environment. • Maintaining environmental monitoring programs to ensure compliance with all applicable legislations and to address our significant environmental aspects. • Paying attention and prevent pollutions caused by waste water, fertilizer/agro chemicals and air emission. Health Promotion One of the Social Commitments of our Company is to promote healthy standard for employees and the communities at large. In ensuring this, the Company has established a clinic which is patronized by all employees and the general public from the surrounding communities. The Company's medical team periodically engages in the promotion of;  Outreach programs in the communities to sensitize the people on the outbreak of epidemics.  Educational programs on healthy leaving lifestyles in the communities.  Sensitization programs to create awareness of the current trend of HIV AIDS in our surrounding communities and encourage free voluntary testing of individuals.  Periodic medical examination for employees and the people of the communities to know their health status.  Health talks on the local FM stations to create awareness of health issues. Safety Safety being one of the values and products of TOPP, our approach to issues of safety is extremely of high standard and our concern is directed towards our employees and the communities in which we operate. It is our desire to have safe environment both at work place and home to prevent personal injury and occupational illness so as to promote good health among our employees and the general public. As such, safety talks, hazard spotting, unsafe acts, near misses and behavioral safety observations are always part of each employee's annual target. Safety talks in relation to issues both at work and home are held every week by all sections in the company. The Company in extending this knowledge to the public has sponsored safety education program on the local FM station which is run every morning from Monday to Friday on topics such as road safety, environmental management, fire management, electricity management, health etc. These programmes are run in collaboration with the Ghana Highway Authority, the Ghana Fire Service, the Ghana Police Service, the Ghana Health Service and the Electricity Company of Ghana. Education TOPP is committed to ensuring that the children of its employees and to a limited extent the communities in its immediate surroundings get the best of education to equip them for the future. To this end TOPP maintains school facilities from Nursery to Junior High School on its estate. The school facilities are open to both employees' children and children from near-by communities. In addition to the provision of school facilities, scholarships are also awarded to employees' children and some brilliant but needy children from the community who gain admission to Government Assisted Second Cycle Educational Institutions. Community Development TOPP believes in the physical development of its environment especially the immediate communities that surround the Company. In our effort to promote development, the Company supports infrastructure and developmental projects initiated by the communities such as provision of roads, boreholes, KVIPs, electricity poles and transformers, renovation of school buildings and supporting other social programs in the communities. The company also provides technical and financial support to the MMDAs and the various traditional authorities in our area of operation. Support for the National Socio-economic Development In the area of national socio-economic development, TOPP endeavors to support the local economy through the infrastructure, services and employment generated by its operation by • Complying with the prevailing statutory employment and social obligations and laws and other applicable requirements to which the industry subscribes. • Implementing and maintaining a social system conforming to RSPO principles & criteria standards, the United Nations Global Compact Principles and the industry's policies and SOPs. • Embrace a policy of open engagement and on-going consultation with local communities, and other stakeholders or credible organizations that represent them with the intention of resolving all land disputes within its concession area in an honest, peaceful and fair manner; • Identify deficiencies and gaps within the community infrastructure and skills base, and provide the necessary empowerment support through a scheme of carefully designed support and build-up programs that include the areas of education and health welfare; • Preserve indigenous cultural values through protecting of religious places of worships and restoring or leaving intact historical sites;

Support sustainable community development for indigenous and marginalized populations in Ecuador