Publications

There you go!

published by Survival International, 2006 (pp 48)

Designed to be read in two minutes, There you go! offers a radical new approach to looking at ‘development’ and its impact on indigenous peoples, using beautiful illustrations and wry humour to deliver its message. Described by Mashen Ashini, an Innu spokesperson from Labrador as, ‘a book that speaks the truth’, There you go! challenges current development policies and highlights how destructive these can be for tribal peoples.

View it online: http://www.survivalinternational.org/thereyougo

Canada's Tibet

Survival, 1999 (pp 52)

The Innu of eastern Canada have one of the highest suicide rates in the world. This illustrated report describes their way of life, religion and society, and investigates their current situation. It explains how their forced transformation from a nomadic hunting people into a settled and dependent population has brought terrible social problems, and details the Innu’s own suggestions for regaining control of their land and their future.

Harvest Moonshine

Survival, 1993 (16 págs., en inglés)

Una vigorosa demolición de la noción de que la mejor forma de apoyar a los pueblos indígenas y su medio ambiente es publicitar y vender sus productos a los consumidores occidentales.

Yanomami: A Survival Campaign

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Venezuela: Violations of Indigenous Rights

Sobre las operaciones de Pacific Rubiales en el norte de Perú.

La battaglia dei Dongria Kondh contro la miniera di Vedanta Resources CRONOLOGIA

Cronología de la lucha de los dongria khonds contra la mina de Vedanta Resources

Uncontacted Indians saved