Sentence examples for indigenous networks from inspiring English sources

In the final section of this paper I map out three possible future landscapes that are primarily differentiated by the capacity of the Aboriginal movement to renew itself, and engage with the opportunities provided by both the evolving character of the Australian state and the developing global Indigenous networks.

It was suggested that the publication become part of standard school curricula, and that it be widely circulated within indigenous networks, organizations and youth institutions.

The panel – 'Taking advocacy digital: Emerging online indigenous networks' – addressed the progress of indigenous young people, and the obstacles they face, as they engage the global community in the digital age.

Since colonial times, religious missions have acted as major implementing agencies in the health sector, and the DRC now also has a thriving not-for-profit indigenous network of religious health care providers who are major partners in the management of the district health system.

With this in mind, Gloria Lucas founded Nalgona Positivity Pride (NPP), a multi-platform "Xican@-Brown*-Indigenous" network dedicated to raising eating disorder awareness in communities of color and "decolonizing" body positivity. .

Increasingly, new players are entering the scene: international non-governmental organizations (NGOs), environmental grassroots groups, indigenous transnational networks, international aid and development agencies.

As marine furs became depleted in the early 19th century, American ship captains began to accept increasing numbers of land furs such as beaver, which were brought from the interior to the coast via indigenous trade networks from New Caledonia today the Omineca and Nechako districts of the Central Interior of British Columbia.

This is very positive and we hope that management, especially in the country level, will give it this kind of seriousness," said Peter Kitelo of the Kenya Forest Indigenous Peoples Network on behalf of the Sengwer.

In its brief tenure, the government of Gen. Pervez Musharraf has shown neither the power nor the will to rein in the venomous influences of the Taliban or its own indigenous terrorist network.

In some cases, genetic editing of the indigenous biochemical network of P. putida (cis-metabolism) has sufficed to obtain target compounds of industrial interest.

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