Indigenous Migration and Urbanization

Catalog description

Explores the experiences and challenges of Indigenous peoples in the context of migration and urbanization, focusing on the movement of Indigenous individuals and communities from rural and traditional lands to urban areas. Examines the socio-economic, cultural and political factors that drive Indigenous migration and how urbanization impacts Indigenous identities, cultures and community life. Explores how Indigenous peoples adapt to urban environments, maintain cultural practices and navigate issues such as housing, employment, discrimination and governance in cities. Also highlights the resilience of Indigenous communities in preserving cultural heritage, creating urban Indigenous spaces and asserting their rights in both rural and urban settings.