This special edition of the Global News Podcast will confront many of the challenges faced by indigenous peoples around the world, shining a spotlight on some of the indigenous leaders and activists, artists and academics who are working for change.
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There are thousands of indigenous cultures, each with their own unique history and experience. No single person or story could ever speak for all of them. But for all their differences, there is also a common thread. Most indigenous peoples have been marginalised and persecuted by colonialism, imperialism and the modern governments that evolved out of those systems.
In some of the most developed countries on Earth, indigenous people continue to experience lower rates of health, education, employment and housing, and higher rates of violence and discrimination. This special edition of the Global News Podcast will confront many of those challenges. But most of all, it will shine a spotlight on some of the Indigenous leaders and activists, artists and academics who are working for change, while trying to preserve their culture and coexist equally alongside other communities.
As well as hearing from some our our own indigenous and tribal listeners around the world, we also meet an Amazon tribe defending their land from illegal loggers; a Maori singer who makes pop music in his traditional language; Native American chefs bringing cultural foods to the restaurant scene.
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