Making Reservation GIS Information Accessible With Map Books
Today, of the total 56 million acres of Native American lands in the United States, nearly 11 million acres are held in trust for individuals. However,
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Village Earth Makes Allotment Map Accessible to Residents of Pine Ridge
Today, Village Earth’s Lakota Lands Recovery Project (LLRP) with support from the Oglala Sioux Tribe Land Office added a map of the original 1887 Dawes Act
Empowering Youth Cambodia July 2012 Newsletter
I am happy to be sending you this update of our recent accomplishments. Our schools are operating very well and I am proud to be
Village Earth Welcomes 4 New Board Members
The staff and Board of Directors of Village Earth would like to welcome four new members to our Board. Below you can read a little
Village Earth Contributes to Latest National Geographic on Lakota
Village Earth is proud to announce the release of the August 2012 of the edition of National Geographic magazine profiling culture, life, politics and history
Three New Layers Added to Pine Ridge Land Information System
The Lakota Lands Recovery project is happy to announce the addition of three new layers to its Pine Ridge Land Information System. They are a
Living Roots Breaking Ground on Cultural Center/Marketplace
Living Roots is excited to announce that ground has been broken on a Cultural Center/Marketplace in the mountain community of San Javier, which is the
New Online Course: Community-driven Dispute Resolution
Village Earth is offering a new course, Community-driven Dispute Resolution, as a part of the Colorado State University Community-based Development Online Certificate Program. This course
New Resource for Lakota Land Owners
Today, Village Earth’s Lakota Lands Recovery Project is proud to announce the launch of a new resource for Lakota lands owners on the Pine Ridge
The Jenzerá Working Group: Working in support of Indigenous Peoples, Afro-Colombians and Peasants in Colombia since 1998
The Jenzerá working group is currently finishing training activities for the second cohort of its Interethnic School for Conflict Resolution and is supporting the Embera