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EPACHA Foundation Proudly Celebrates
Humanity's Families of
Indigenous Peoples Around the World
09 August 2022




Learn more about the World's Indigenous Peoples on the following United Nations web pages:

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At least 40% of the 7,000 languages used worldwide are at
some level of endangerment. Indigenous languages are
particularly vulnerable because many of them are
not taught at school or used in the public
sphere. This year, we start another
important milestone to advocate
for indigenous cultures: the
Text Courtesy, United Nations

Special Announcement
UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
[UNPFII] 22nd Session
Save the Dates: 17-28 April 2023 - UN Headquarters, NYC
THEME
“Indigenous Peoples, human health, planetary and
territorial health and climate change:
a rights-based approach”
Courtesy, United Nations / ECOSOC
Learn more on the following web page:

Secretary General's Message for 2022

"Indigenous women are knowledge keepers of traditional food systems and medicines."
Courtesy, United Nations - UN Women
2022 Theme:
The role of Indigenous women in preserving and passing on traditional knowledge.
On this year’s International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we are highlighting the role of Indigenous women in preserving and passing on traditional knowledge.
Indigenous women are knowledge keepers of traditional food systems and medicines.
They are champions of Indigenous languages and cultures.
They defend the environment and Indigenous peoples’ human rights.
To build and equitable and sustainable future that leaves no one behind, we must amplify the voices of Indigenous women.
Indigenous traditional knowledge can offer solutions to many of our common challenges.
On my recent visit to Suriname, I learned first-hand how Indigenous peoples are protecting their rainforest and its rich biodiversity.
On this International Day, I call on Member States to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and to promote Indigenous traditional knowledge for the benefit of all.

Learn more about . . .
International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples
on the following web page:
Also, Learn more about . . .

The global community of Nations must be
vigilant and protective regarding the
"Rights of Indigenous Peoples,"
including the
rights to self-determination and to
traditional lands, territories and resources.”

"Indigenous Peoples"
are the first and oldest
"Human Families"
to inhabit throughout diverse
areas of Humanity's rightful
homeland, Earth.

- EPACHA Foundation -
Remember . . .
"Indigenous Peoples Around the World"
have inalienable rights to lands,
natural resources, education
and the full spectrum of
"Human Rights"
including the right to
quality, sustainable development
NOW . . . and for future indigenous
generations already with us TODAY!



Everyday is "Indigenous Peoples Day" Around the World!

Is YOUR governing entity
acknowledging and
ensuring those
"Human Rights"
of . . .
Indigenous Peoples
Around the World?
- EPACHA Foundation -

If you’ve missed the work of EPACHA in its Phase I duration, please be encouraged to click on the below web links.
Sincerest Thanks are Extended to http://archive.org/web/ for having made possible an archived viewing of
EPACHA Foundation’s entire volume of its Phase I web pages:


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Complete List of EPACHA - Phase I web pages:
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