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Thanks to your incredible support, we not only reached but exceeded our Annual Giving Day goal—raising $38,083, surpassing our $30,000 target by over $8,000!

We’re deeply grateful to have you by our side as we continue the fight for Indigenous rights. This year, as we celebrate 53 years of Cultural Survival, your generosity reminds us just how powerful community can be.

Because of supporters like you, we are ready to continue to build a future that respects and honors the values, voices, and visions of Indigenous Peoples. Your support helps us provide gatherings like our "Listening and Exchange Session: ([link removed]) Mama Qota is at Risk ([link removed]) " that took place on March 28 - 29, 2025. This gathering brought together community communicators, environmental activists, Indigenous leaders, and researchers from Bolivia and Peru—countries that share the basin of the world's highest navigable lake, which is currently threatened by pollution, extractivism, and climate change.

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From all of us at Cultural Survival and our grassroots partners around the world: thank you. Your commitment is helping to advance Indigenous rights, amplify Indigenous voices, and create lasting change.


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