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Indexes of links to other sites

Aboriginal Resources
http://www.bloorstreet.com/300block/aborl.htm

Capucine's Native Resources
http://www.klingon.org/native/pages/index.html

Fourth World Documentation Project list
http://www.halcyon.com/FWDP/othernet.html

Index of Maori sites
http://www.maori.org.nz/index.html

Index of Native Resources on the Internet
http://hanksville.phast.umass.edu/misc/NAresources.html

Long Haul Infoshop Index on Native Peoples
http://burn.ucsd.edu/%7Eresist/native.html

Native American Political Issues
http://brooks.simplenet.com/home.hts

Native Traditions: Website & search engine
http://www.angelfire.com/ak/anakee/native.html

NativeWeb
http://www.nativeweb.org/
Brilliant. Links to just about everywhere.

Sovereign Nations

Sovereigntist / Pro-sovereigntist Organizations

WWW sites on Mexico / Chiapas / Zapatistas

Accion Zapatista
http://www.utexas.edu/ftp/student/nave/

Building Bridges in Chiapas Human Rights Project
http://www.laa.uvic.ca/chiapas.html

Centro de Investigaciones Económicas y Políticas de Acción Comunitaria (CIEPAC, A.C.)
http://www.mexicosolidarity.org/ciepac/
Publishes the excellent newsletter "Chiapas Al Dia", in Spanish and English.

En Francais
http://www.mygale.org/05/regaliz/

EZLN / Zapatista home pages
http://www.peak.org/~justin/ezln/ezln.html
http://www.ezln.org

Food, Medicine and Equipment for Peace
http://www.amelapaz.org
Food, Medicine and Equipment for Peace is a social action international civil organization (Mexico, USA and Canada) dedicated to the tasks of managing aid for peace in Mexico.

Mexico Solidarity Network
http://www.physics.mcgill.ca/WWW/oscarh/RSM.html

Mujeres Zapatistas - Zapatista Women
http://www.actlab.utexas.edu/~geneve/zapwomen/

National Commission for Democracy in Mexico
http://www.peacenet.org/ncdm/

National Indigenous Congress
http://www.laneta.apc.org/cni/HP.htm
Principal documents of the national indigenous movement of Mexico

RealVideo, RealAudio: Marcos of EZLN
http://www.freespeech.org/boards/native.html
Subcomandante Marcos of the EZLN speaks to American filmmaker Kerry Appel in these clips. Spanish with English subtitles. You must have RealPlayer 5.0 and at least a 28.8 modem connection to the Internet to view RealVideo files; those with slower modems, or older RealAudio players, may listen, but will get no video. If you haven't obtained your free RealPlayer yet, see http://www.freespeech.org/html/help.html for instructions.

Servicio Internacional para la Paz (SIPAZ)/International Service for Peace
http://www.nonviolence.org/sipaz
"SIPAZ is a response from the international community to the shared sense among many Mexican sectors that international opinion can contribute to the search for peaceful solutions, through dialogue, to the conflict in Chiapas."

SOS Mujer Mexico (SOS Woman Mexico)
http://www.amelapaz.org/sosmujer/index.htm
Initiated by women from various Mexican human rights organizations, in response to "the increasing deterioration of many of these organizations coupled with the augmentation of impunity regarding crimes against women in Mexico. Our objective is to make known the situations that many Mexican woman and girls are presently dealing with. We document and inform using specific cases of human rights violations as examples. Rapes, murders, tortures and disappearances are examples of some of the crimes occurring all across Mexico."

The Chiapas Alert Network
http://www.stewards.net/chiapas/10.htm
Working to end the paramilitary and military violence and intimidation aimed at the Indigenous people of Chiapas, Mexico.

Zapatista front of National Liberation: official sites
English: http://www.peak.org/~joshua/fzln/
Spanish: http://spin.com.mx/~floresu/FZLN/

Pro-sovereigntist activist media

Aboriginal Independent Newspaper
http://www.aka.com.au/

An Phoblacht Republican News
http://www.irlnet.com/aprn/

Black Autonomy News Service
http://www.webcom.com/nattyreb/black.autonomy/

Chicano Press Association
http://burn.ucsd.edu/~cpa/

Dark Night Press
darknight@igc.apc.org
Although Dark Night does not have a WWW link, we are including them here because their magazine, Dark Night Field Notes, is an amazing piece of work and we strongly recommend subscribing.

Delta: News and background on Ogoni, Shell and Nigeria
http://www.McSpotlight.org/beyond/delta2_nov96.html

Full Frame Film & Video Distribution
http://www.interlog.com/~fullfram
Films and videos on "topics encompassing third world development, social justice, and women's issues, to name a few". Includes 'This is Chiapas', a 42-minute documentary about indigenous struggles.

IPRNet
http://www.iprnet.org/IPR/
Information service of the Institute for Puerto Rican Policy, Inc.

Huron Newsletter
http://www.tdi.net/ishgooda/index.htm
put out by Ishgooda, owner of serendipity-L; highly recommended

Mohawk Nation News
http://www.cyberglobe.net/users/otsira

Na Maka O Ka 'Aina (The Eyes of the Land)
http://film-hawaii.com/NaMaka
Over 55 videos on Hawaii, including culture, history, sovereignty, environment, and land struggles.

Native Americas Magazine
http://nativeamericas.aip.cornell.edu

Nekeneke News
http://www.reddfish.co.nz/nekeneke/default.htm
Information and opinions on Mana Maaori Motuhake, Australian constitutional changes, and news from around the world on indigenous sovereignty

Native Voices Public Television Workshop
http://www.kusm.montana.edu/NativeVoices/

OWERA International Books, Videos, Art and Music
http://www.cyberglobe.net/users/owera
Books include Where Eagles Dare to Soar -- Indians, Politics and AIDS, The Great Law of Peace, and Mohawk Warriors Three - The Trial of Lasagna, Noriega and 20-20; OWERA also distributes the video "Okanada" (about the SQ siege of Mohawks in 1990) and numerous tapes by Mohawk Blood and The Silverbacks. OWERA also provides conflict resolution facilitators and speakers. OWERA is run by Mohawk women of Kahnawake.

Raza News Service
http://burn.ucsd.edu/archives/raza/
"Raza News Service is a free mailing list/news service for/about Chicanos, Mexicanos, Puerto Ricans, Latinos and all indigenous gente south of la frontera falsa and our politics, issues and struggles. Raza News Service serves to combat the whitewash of info relevant to our people's education and liberation."

Spanish Dagger
http://www.wavenet.com/~prashkin/
Includes news of the Zapatistas' struggle

Up-The-Revolution
http://www.egroups.com
Described as a "very high volume indigenous news list".

Warrior Spirit
http://www.angelfire.com/il/Tafffy/
"An electronic journal for Native Americans and their supporters"

Wotanging Ikche - Native American News
http://www.nanews.org
Articles, updates, analysis compiled from a wide range of internet postings

Miscellaneous

Anna Mae Aquash Memorial Page
http://www.netgate.net/~jsd/anna.html

Dave Silver's Activist Resource Home Page
http://home.earthlink.net/~dmsilver/
"This site supports anti-imperialist, anti-racist, anti-sexist and progressive struggles in the US and abroad."

First Nations/First Peoples Issues
http://www.dickshovel.com/firstnations.html
4 Star Magellan site; the award was well deserved.

First Nations Book Site
http://www.dickshovel.com/books.html
Distribution of a number of excellent books on indigenous sovereignty

Fourth World Indigenous Youth Conference
http://www.itv.se/boreale/wiycengd.htm

Idealist
http://www.idealist.org
Online directory of over 10,000 nonprofit and community organizations working in 120 countries. Detailed information about organizations' services, volunteer opportunities, job and internship listings, and any publication or material it has produced. Includes listings of pro-sovereigntist organizations.

John Trudell
http://www.teleport.com/~amt/planetpeace/artists/trudell/

Paula Giese's pages
http://www.fdl.cc.mn.us/~isk/
A wealth of information, including links to 300+ other sites
and an excellent section on maps
    NOTE: we received word in late July/97 that Paula,
    a veteran AIM activist, had passed away. She will
    be sorely missed. Mention of Paula's passing is at
    http://hanksville.phast.umass.edu/misc/indices/paula.html
    We are not sure how long Paula's web pages will remain
    up; they were still functional as of July 31, 1997.

Roles of Non-Hawaiians in the Hawaiian sovereignty movement
http://www.hookele.com/non-hawaiians
Essential reading for settlers wanting to support indigenous sovereignty.

Russell Means' home page
http://www.russellmeans.com/

Speak Out
http://www.vida.com/speakout
US not-for-profit artists and speakers agency; includes many sovereigntists on its speaker list.

The Activist Page
http://www.theofficenet.com/~redorman/welcome.html
Info on Big Mountain and other liberation struggles.

This Week in North American Indian History
http://members.tripod.com/~PHILKON/

Wokiksuye Canpe Opi / Remember Wounded Knee
http://www.eden.com/~jdkc/

Wounded Knee homepage
http://dickshovel.netgate.net/WKmasscre.html

WWW Virtual Library
http://www.ciolek.com/WWWVL-Aboriginal.html
Amazing library with links on just about everything relating to Australian Aborginal history, resistance, culture, etc., including legal documents.

LISTSERVS

AZTLAN-L

List devoted to disssemination of information and formulating strategies/tactics for addressing the needs of La Raza who have been forced to seek refuge in Aztlan and the U.S. because of the corruption of the Mexican government -- and then faced brutality by US law enforcement, and other anti-Mexican & anti-immigrant racism within the U.S. Hosted by the Nation of Aztlan.

To subscribe, send email to listproc@list.serve.com with no subject, and the words "subscribe AZTLAN-L yourname" in the body of the message (substitute your name or your organization's name for 'yourname').

Detailed instructions are posted at http://www.aztlan.org/aztlanl.html.

List manager: Minister of Information, Nation of Aztlan: webmaster@aztlan.org

BIGMTLIST

BIGMTLIST is a moderated mailing list of Big Mountain relocation resistance information (not discussion or debate).

To subscribe, email redorman@theofficenet.com with the word "subscribe" in the subject header.

To unsubscribe, email redorman@theofficenet.com with "unsubscribe" in the subject header.

CHIAPAS-L

CHIAPAS-L is an open, unmoderated discussion list concerning the conflict in the state of Chiapas, Mexico and its ongoing status.

Owners: Arturo Grunstein and Nicole Wolf
Languages: Spanish and English
Amount of traffic on list: very active

Archives of CHIAPAS-L mail items are kept in monthly files. You may obtain a list of files in the archives by sending the command "index CHIAPAS-L" in the BODY of e-mail to majordomo@profmexis.dgsca.unam.mx

To subscribe, send the command "subscribe Chiapas-L your.email.address" in the BODY of e-mail to Majordomo@profmexis.dgsca.unam.mx

To delete your subscription to the list, send the message "unsub chiapas-l" in the BODY of e-mail to Majordomo@profmexis.dgsca.unam.mx.

Post messages to Chiapas-l@profmexis.dgsca.unam.mx.

CHIAPAS95

Chiapas95 was created in late 1995 as a filter to reduce the huge flow of information and chit-chat/debate over the situation in Chiapas and Mexico more generally to a manageable amount. The moderators of the Chiapas95 lists subscribe to just about every relevant list containing information on Mexico, including those of Native Americans and European solidarity groups. We try to sift the wheat from the chaff and pass on only what we judge to be useful for activists.

In the wake of considerable demand, amidst an unusually heavy flow of traffic about the deadly situation in Chiapas, Accion Zapatista of Austin has created a new list for English-only readers. Three lists are now available:


1. Chiapas95 which carries all messages regardless of language and thus provides the fullest coverage of information about the struggle for democracy in chiapas and elsewhere in Mexico and related events around the world.

2. Chiapas95-lite which carries only messages concerning Chiapas, narrowly construed, and thus less information. It does, however, carry messages in all languages.

3. Chiapas95-English which, henceforth, will carry only messages in English and only those directly related to Chiapas, and thus will carry the smallest amont of information.


Because the largest number of our subscribers are English speaking, we will continue to provide subject lines in English of postings in other languages on Chiapas95 and Chiapas95-lite so that these subscribers will at least have a glimmering of what they are missing, especially in Spanish, with the hopes that they will work on their language skills and learn to read that which is now indecipherable.

You can sign up for any one of these lists by sending the appropriate one of the following commands in the body of the text while leaving the subject line blank:

subscribe chiapas95
subscribe chiapas95-lite
subscribe chiapas95-english

To: majordomo@mundo.eco.utexas.edu

You can unsubscribe by sending one of these:

unsubscribe chiapas95
unsubscribe chiapas95-lite
unsubscribe chiapas95-english

to the same address.

FOL-L

FOL-l is the emailing list of the Friends of the Lubicon. The list is intended to provide up-to-date information on the progress of the Daishowa vs. Friends of the Lubicon lawsuit. The Friends of the Lubicon won the first skirmish, with Daishowa's loss in their attempts to obtain both a permament injunction against boycott organizers, and damages from boycott organizers. Daishowa is now appealing that court decision.

To subscribe to FOL-l, send the command "subscribe fol-l" in the BODY of e-mail to majordomo@tao.ca.

All emails from FOL-l are archived at http://www.tao.ca/~fol/.

Owner of FOL-l: owner-fol-l@tao.ca
More information: Friends of the Lubicon fol@tao.ca

INNU-L

"The purpose of Innu-l is to provide a forum for discussion, exchange and solidarity between the Innu Nation and those interested in supporting the Innu people."

To obtain more information or to request to join Innu-l, send the command "subscribe Innu-l" in the BODY of an e-mail to listserv@yorku.ca.




KANAKAMAOLIALLIES-L

The Hawaiian Sovereignty Discussion List (kanakamaoliallies-l@hawaii.edu) was created to further the on-going discussions about the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement, and all other issues related thereto. It is dedicated to the rational exploration, consideration, and discussion of the political nature of the sovereignty movement; as such it seeks to incorporate both the academic and non-academic areas of the sovereignty movement.

Some of the fundamental questions/issues touched upon have been the meaning of self-determination in an on-going Indigenous Peoples' struggle here in Hawai'i, and elsewhere. Issues explored included the identification of the "self" in "self-determination," i.e., who is that particular "self," how has it been historically constituted by colonizations, how is that "self" to be defined amidst the different migrations into and out of Hawai'i? Accordingly, what is to be the role(s) of each "ethnic" groupings presently constituting Hawai'i? This fundamental question seeks to investigate the emerging role(s) of the Non-Hawaiians in the articulation of the larger sovereignty movement and decolonization of the Kanaka Maoli (the Indigenous Peoples of Hawai'i). The motives of such queries are to explore the potential contours of an emerging (post)colonial society, the fair distribution of what are obviously the economic consequences of an illegal overthrow of an Independent Nation (by the United States of America), and the possible political formation of entity(ies) designed to reconcile the compounded historical injustices against the Kanaka Maoli.

The List is managed by both Lynette Hiilani Cruz and Richard Salvador. Lynette is a Native Hawaiian person who is active in the on-going sovereignty movement in Hawai'i and is a leader as well in her community. She is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa. Richard Salvador is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Political Science at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa. He is a citizen of the Republic of Belau and has been studying similar issues of decolonization in Belau. They can be contacted via email at:

Lynette Hiilani Cruz: lcruz@hawaii.edu
Richard Salvador:salvador@hawaii.edu

To subscribe, send the command "SUBSCRIBE KANAKAMAOLIALLIES-L@HAWAII.EDU (First, Last Name)" in the BODY of e-mail to listproc@hawaii.edu




MAORI SOVEREIGNTY LIST

"Nau Mai! Whakatau Mai!
Tama tu, tama ora
Tama noho, tama mate

We welcome everyone who is an ally of the Maori Sovereignty Movement. Here, we should respect each other's views and seek to advance our understanding of all issues related to Tino Rangatiratanga."

To subscribe, send an empty message to


tino-rangatiratanga-subscribe@makelist.com

To unsubscribe, email to tino-rangatiratanga-unsubscribe@makelist.com

To send a message to all tino-rangatiratanga recepients send the message to tino-rangatiratanga@makelist.com

List Owner: tino-rangatiratanga-owner@makelist.com
The list is archived at http://www.FindMail.com/list/tino-rangatiratanga/




MOHAWK NATION MAIL LIST

To subscribe: send "join" in the body and subject sections of an email, to mnation-request@cyberglobe.net

To subscribe to digest version: send "join" in the body and subject sections of an email, to mnation digest-request@cyberglobe.net




NATIVENET

"Since 1989, the NativeNet electronic community has been sharing information and having conversations about the world's indigenous peoples. Our mailing lists provide a means for Native and non-Native people to explore common interests concerning the lives and cultures of the original inhabitants of many lands."

Owner: Gary S. Trujillo

Subscribe to NativeNet lists (native-l, nat-edu, natchat, etc)
Native-L archives



NATIVENEWS

NativeNews was set up to replace Serendipity, a list containing news and discussion about native rights and native community affairs. Includes a wide variety of personal chat such as recipes and prayers.

To subscribe, send the message "subscribe nativenews [your email address] in the BODY of a post to majordomo@mLists.net

To change over to the digest list, send the message "set nativenews digest" to majordomo@mLists.net.




NATIVEWEB NEWS

NativeWeb News was set up to replace NativeWeb on the SFSU server. To subscribe to the list, send an email to nw-news-subscribe@nativeweb.org.

To unsubscribe from the list, send an email to nw-news-unsubscribe@nativeweb.org.

NativeWeb System Administrator: Shane Caraveo
Posting a message to the list: send to nw-news@nativeweb.org

For additional commands, e-mail: nw-news-help@nativeweb.org.




PAZNEWS - AME LE PAZ ("Love Peace") LIST

The list of Food, Medicine and Equipment for Peace, a social action international civil organization (Mexico, USA and Canada) dedicated to the tasks of managing aid for peace in Mexico.

To subscribe, send the message "subscribe paznews-e [your email address]" in the BODY of a post to majordomo@amelapaz.org

To unsubscribe send the message "unsubscribe paznews-e [your email address]" in the body of a post to majordomo@amelapaz.org




SOVERNET-L

Sovernet-l is a source for primary documentation, press statements from Native Nations, support letters, transcriptions of interviews, articles, investigative journalism and research pieces, court proceedings, and any other news item concerning indigenous sovereignty. This list grew out of a demand for rapid dissemination of timely information about the 1995 siege at Gustafsen Lake, part of the unceded territories of the Shuswap Nation, in the area known by the colonial name of British Columbia, Canada.

PLEASE NOTE that this is a list for distribution of news and information, not discussion.

To subscribe, send the command "subscribe sovernet-l" in the BODY of an e-mail to Majordomo@speakeasy.org

To delete your subscription to the list, send "unsubscribe sovernet-l" in the BODY of e-mail to Majordomo@speakeasy.org

Post messages to sovernet-l@speakeasy.org




TRIBALLAW

Tribal Law is an open forum that enables interaction by native people and others interested in the laws and policy that effect Native Americans on the North American continent. Posts include news and discussions on legal and policy issues regarding recent tribal, state and federal court decisions, Indian public policy, social services and the legal history of Native Americans within the United States and Canada.

List manager: Alan Mandell alan@niec.net

To subscribe: send an email to

To unsubscribe: send an email to listserv@niec.net with no subject header, and the message "unsubscribe triballaw" in the body of the email.




WARRIORNET

This is an invitation to our our new listserve focused on Indigenous Peoples Rights in relation to: UN fora, International Law, Treaties, Agreements and strategic planning for action and mobilization.

To subscribe to WarriorNET, mailto: majordomo@speakeasy.org

Put single line in message area: subscribe warriornet

This should result in a brief reply letting you know you've been subscribed to the WarriorNET list.

Questions? Mail to netwarriors@hookele.com




WORLD TIBET NETWORK LIST (WTN-L)

Editorial Board: wtn-editors@tibet.ca
Submissions to WTN-L: wtn-l@vm1.mcgill.ca or fax to +44-171-722-0362 (U.K.)

Subscriptions to WTN-L: send the message "SUB WTN-L [your name]" to listserv@vm1.mcgill.ca

To unsubscribe, send the message "SIGNOFF WTN-L" to listserv@vm1.mcgill.ca

WTN-L is archived at: http://www.tibet.ca

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FTP/GOPHER

Chiapas / EZLN / Zapatistas 1995 archive
More info on Chiapas

Fourth World Documentation Project

Index of Native Resources

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NEWSGROUPS

alt.native
soc.culture.native

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BULLETIN BOARDS

Quarto Mundista/Fourth World Documentation Project
BBS: 206-786-9629, 300-28.8 baud 8N1

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