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Stewards
of the Earth
Stewardship of our
Environment, Indigenous People and
our Collective History
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STEWARDSHIP
OF OUR COLLECTIVE HISTORY |
Foster and encourage archival
collections that will protect the rich history and culture of
indigenous people. Continue working as a support group, with UCLA
Chicano Studies Research Center in Archival Collection projects.
Stewards of the Earth programs and activities will be recorded for
future archival inclusion into the UCLA Archives.
Belief:
The original stewards of the earth were the indigenous peoples who
learned to live in balance with the world that surrounded them.
Tracing the path of those who have migrated for work or necessity
will enable future generations to understand the forces that
disrupt sustainable communities and economies.
Actions:
Support and continue working with UCLA Chicano Studies Research
Center in development and expansion of Archives for both Latinos
and Women. The Collective History - Archives program would
endeavor to capture and make available the histories, and archival
materials of recent generations of migrating indigenous peoples of
the Pacific rim, including North, Central and South America.
Lupe Anguiano Archives have been donated to UCLA, which started as a
new Latina Archival initiative.
UCLA
Archival Information |
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Stewards of the
Earth is a non-profit organization headquartered in Oxnard,
California |
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