Tebtebba Foundation seeks to achieve its mission of building indigenous peoples' capacities to do advocacy, education, and campaign work in the national and international arenas, through the following programs:

Undertakes researches and analyses on issues affecting indigenous peoples all over the world.  These include issues in the areas of governance, resource management, conflict resolution, socio-economic services and good practices.

 

Publishes analyses and perspectives of indigenous peoples on major issues, situations and policies which have actual or potential impact on indigenous peoples.  Tebtebba's publications include:

   Indigenous Perspectives - a bi-annual journal

   Tebtebba Magazine - a quarterly magazine

   Special Publications 

   Briefing Papers

 

Ensures that indigenous women's perspectives are integrated in policy-advocacy work at all levels.  The thrust of the Gender Unit is building the capacity of Asian indigenous women to do advocacy work in various levels.  One of its components is networking which focuses on reviving, expanding and strengthening  the Asian Indigenous Women's Network (AIWN) through education and information work.  It publishes the AIWN Newsletter as a channel for Asian indigenous women's voices, stories and ideas.

To support its work, it also undertakes research on specific issues affecting indigenous women.

 

Collects and makes accessible resource materials on indigenous peoples such as books, documents, monographs, audio-visuals, among others.   

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Last modified: August 07, 2000