Indigenous Peoples Organizations

Ecuarunari has its bases in the indigenous and peasant communities, Indigenous Peoples; dynamizer of processes, interlocutor and promoter of economic, social, cultural policies, oriented to change in Ecuadorian society that...

The Indigenous Federation of the Cofán Nationality of Ecuador - FEINCE was established as a legal organization as of June 20, 2001. It was created to represent the 10 Cofán communities in the political, legal sphere and to...

The Pilagá Federation, officially the Federation of Communities of the Pilagá People, is an indigenous organization in Argentina, which brings together the communities of the Pilagá ethnic group. The Federation brings...

We are an autonomous and representative indigenous federation, made up of 13 organizations of Indigenous Peoples of Paraguay, from the two regions of the country: Oriental and Occidental or Chaco.

FEINE Council of Indigenous Evangelical Peoples and Organizations of Ecuador (Council of Indigenous Evangelical Peoples & Organizations) is an indigenous association of churches that promotes spiritual and holistic...

We are the regional organization that represents 37 communities in the department of Madre de Dios, two of them located in Cusco, grouped into seven indigenous peoples. Fenamad seeks to defend the rights of the Amazon...

We are the National Confederation of Peasant, Indigenous, Black and Montubia Organizations - FENOCIN, which includes organizations of: artisanal fishermen, workers, farmers, trade associations, taxi drivers, artists...

Founded in 1987, FOIRN represents 23 indigenous peoples from the Rio Negro, in an area that encompasses the municipalities of Barcelos, Santa Isabel do Rio Negro and São Gabriel da Cachoeira, in Amazonas.

The FSC Indigenous Foundation (FSC-IF) is an Indigenous-led global entity part of the Forest Stewardship Council family co-creating Indigenous forest-nature-based solutions and promoting Indigenous rights and Indigenous...

Located in the North Zone of Natal, in the Redinha neighborhood, the Gamboa do Jaguaribe historical and ecological site develops activities to preserve indigenous cultures and the environment.