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The following piece, written by Incomindios UK intern Fabian Cortez, is the first of a series of pieces exploring the relationship between informal labour within Indigenous communities across the Americas. This piece posits a critical view of informality as a consequence of historical and economic flaws pertaining to state development in the Americas. This pieces also examines the limitation of legal recognition for informal practices without substantial governmental support. Opinions here...

We are very excited to welcome announce our next two Incomindios Human Rights Education Network virtual talks on February 26th at 7PM GMT and March 19th at 7PM GMT. Please find information more about our speakers and Zoom links for both talks below. We look forward to seeing you there! Thursday 26th February at 7pm GMT: Julia Pérez Julia Alejandra Pérez Santisteban is an Indigenous Maya K’iche woman from Guatemala and the founder of the Wonon Project, a social development and sustainability...

University of Stirling, Scotland, 05/03/25-07/03/25 What does the future of justice look like for communities whose rights have been ignored, and what approaches can we facilitate to make this future a better place?From the 5th – 7th March, at the University of Stirling in Scotland, this question lingered as each keynote speakers and presenters shared their research and insights. The need to ‘fundamentally rethink’ our approaches to the rights of indigenous peoples and ethnic, religious, and...