Our mission is to fight for the rights of indigenous and tribal peoples. We accomplish this mission by:

IPIR has an This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. based in Golden, Colorado who gathers and distributes information, organizes the paperwork, facilitates contact between indigenous and other organizations, participates in and reports on relevant meetings, solicits book reviews, articles, and reports, analyses important international processes, and maintains the logistical activities of IPIR.

 

Any organization or individual can become a member of IPIR. Currently, IPIR has over 25,000 members, including individuals, local organizations, national bodies, and regional organizations that themselves represent a large number of peoples and communities. However, IPIR is always interested in making contact with other interested organizations, particularly indigenous and human rights oriented NGOs and agencies, campaign centres, research and publication centres, and governmental, regional, and international bodies. The more IPIR interacts with different organizations around the world, the greater will be the impact of its members on local, regional, state, and international and inter-governmental decision-making.

 

Please contact the Editor, whether to become a member, to gain information about our activities, to involve IPIR in your campaigning work, to be put on the mailing list, or to share your story with us:

IPIR

PO Box 17712

Golden, CO 80402