IOSDE was represented by Founder and Director India Reed Bowers at the Indigenous Movement's 25-26 September 2014 parallel forum in Amsterdam in conjunction with the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples held at the United Nations in New York City on 22-23 September 2014. Bowers participated in panels discussing presenting on Access to Justice under the theme 'Specific Cases of Indigenous Peoples and EMRIP' and first-hand feedback on the WCIP and what organizations can do under the theme 'Plan of Action: How can the EU and other Organizations Promote the Protection of Indigenous Peoples Rights'. The evening of the 25th was spent in an arranged circle dialogue on decolonization.
Full agenda for the parallel conference days can be found here.
Photos below from Indigenous Movement; for more photos click here.
Thank you, Indigenous Movement!
Full agenda for the parallel conference days can be found here.
Photos below from Indigenous Movement; for more photos click here.
Thank you, Indigenous Movement!
Panel: Martha Mendez (EU), Annabel Beales (UK), Atina Gangmei (Naga), Quetzal Tzab (Indigenous Movement), and India Reed Bowers (IOSDE)
Quetzal Tzab (Indigenous Movement) and India Reed Bowers (IOSDE)
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