It was interesting to read about the different aspects of the financial struggles that are found across the board. At the same time, however, the partnership was not comprehensive and intersectional and it left out multiple groups of indigenous people.

Explains how to find these resources most indigenous NGOs and INGO.

They stopped and helped us understand more how many resources there actually are for indigenous people in the international landscape.

This site explains a ton of different things regarding what indigenous people are suffering all around the world; it is divided by country, so it goes into depth on each of these Indigenous peoples. It also explains why there is a need for a global governance of indigenous people and how many indigenous peoples have been leading actors in the fight against climate change. Additionally, it talks about how many treaties have been violated by people colonizing the land.

The amount of knowledge on this website has helped me find out more about indigenous people across the world, and also about the fact that indigenous people are trying to set up some kind of global governance.

It provides a lot of information on what international organizations, such as the United Nations, are currently doing to combat discrimination against indigenous tribes.

I found this helpful because it has a significant amount of information on the history of international relationships focusing on indigenous relations.

The ILO is an IGO that has been responsible for getting a treaty passed regarding indigenous labor rights, and their treatment in terms of gender equality, as well as the right to legally be treated as equal citizens in multiple countries.

I found this really helpful because it talks about the convention that they do, and also because this organization has been involved in indigenous rights since 1920.

It explains how they would set up a fund to help ensure rights of indigenous members in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The fact that this treaty has not been ratified by any country, only signed by 24 countries and it was only excepted by one. I also find it interesting because when we think of indigenous human right violations, a lot of the time we think of these countries in Latin America, however, their countries have dedicated more time to understanding and making it an agreement on the treatment of their indigenous populations.

It is extremely detailed and explains multiple different oppressive actions being done by each country.

This website is critically important due to how organized it is and how easy it is to find data. As well as because it has multiple examples of instances when indigenous people were excluded from the human rights.

It explains the collective trauma that the Sami group has; even the protections that were promised and treaties that were signed with their government aren’t being respected.

The most important part of this article is that it highlights the fact that Sweden is recognized as this morally superior country. However, Sweden signed a treaty with the Sami tribe in the last five years, and they broke that treaty in 2020 even though the tribe has been petitioning the United Nations.

In this article, there was multiple instances that were extremely important points the number of indigenous land. It also provided a lot of data on indigenous populations.

This article is very important in the sense that it labeled over 2.5 billion people as part of indigenous peoples.

It explains multiple things on how it is important to educate The world on the struggles of indigenous people across the world.

This organization is extremely important because of how much they lobby and continually dedicate time to activism, as well as the bills that have been passed as a result.

It explains how poorly indigenous tribes are treated across both of the American continents. It also covers the greater international ruling and treaties. 

It was extremely interesting to find out that there is a council for indigenous people in the Americas, and how they have such a little voice on the international scale even though the council has staff members from many different tribes.

I learned that on an international level there are multiple sources for indigenous representation, however, the number of times these organizations are actually asked for their input is too few. Even if an indigenous tribe is recognized by the UN, it doesn’t mean they are protected on an international scale.

The research demonstrates how difficult it is to intervene in international law without affecting state sovereignty. Having at least one treaty that’s specifically between countries regarding their indigenous communities is obviously a great win. Also, a lot of these organizations are focused more locally in countries and not the international scale. As well as most indigenous intergovernmental organizations working on the intersectional issues that many indigenous peoples face.

Intergovernmental organizations are involved in the way of planning education, working with the United Nations to better the relationship between the communities, and to end violence against Native communities.

The best way to target this issue is by bringing it to members of the UN and petitioning each country's representatives of the UN, as well as increasing education in the importance of indigenous people. The best way to reach this end goal of people understanding is by increasing the education as well as the spread of knowledge about these communities and these acts of violence.