SOLIDARITY

December 18, 1993. Edgewood Declaration

The Edgewood Declaration of the International Confederation of Autonomous Chapters of the American Indian Movement adopted by consensus at Edgewood, New Mexico December 18, 1993.

Resource Centers in Northeast Ohio

North-east Ohio has several resource, cultural and educational centers that provide a number of activities for Native people. What follows is a list of organizations and contact information, listed by county. This list is updated as we make contact with these organizations, or as information changes.

Help Spread the Word of IDLE NO MORE

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Submitted by sundance on 28 December 2012 - 1:56pm

Two decades ago, Indigenous resistance to colonialism moved Canada to establish the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples (RCAP). The goal of the commission was to establish the steps necessary for restoring a just relationship between Canada and Indigenous peoples.

~ Resetting and Restoring the Relationship between Indigenous Peoples and Canada


"Resetting and Restoring the Relationship between Indigenous Peoples and Canada" summarizes key elements from the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples and includes links to Idle No More websites.

Santa Elena Project of Accompaniment (S.E.P.A.)

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Founded in 1997, SEPA is a non-profit, non-partisan corporation in Ohio exclusively for the charitable and educational purpose of supporting human rights work in the Guatemalan Mayan communities of Santa Elena and Copal AA. In addition, SEPA informs North Americans about conditions in Guatemala through educational outreach and delegations to Guatemala. Through various fundraisers, SEPA raises money to support self-directed infrastructure programs and to prevent human rights violations in these communities; 90% of all funds directly support projects in Guatemala.

Leonard Peltier Defense Offense Committee (L.P.D.O.C.)

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Submitted by sundance on 29 November 2012 - 2:55am

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Leonard Peltier is a political prisoner in the United States of America currently imprisoned at USP-Coleman, Florida. LPDOC has daily contact with Leonard Peltier, and is the hub of communication between he and and his supporters worldwide, the general public, the media, his program coordinators, government officials, political and tribal leaders. LPDOC's international headquarters is located in Fargo, North Dakota, and contact information is as follows:

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