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Indigenous Nations
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Indigenous Nations
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Indigenous Nations
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Indigenous Nations
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EST. 2024 · SUPRANATIONAL ASSEMBLY
7 CONTINENTS
EST. 2024 · SUPRANATIONAL ASSEMBLY
7 CONTINENTS
The global assembly of the world's Indigenous nations
The global assembly of the world's Indigenous nations
OUR MANDATE
Together, within the United Indigenous Nations, let us protect the rights, sovereignty, and ancestral heritage of indigenous peoples across all seven continents.
We invoke the collective rights of Indigenous peoples, affirmed by the Geneva Conventions, UNDRIP, and ILO Convention 169.
We move forward in the wisdom of those who came before us.
OUR MANDATE
Together, within the United Indigenous Nations, let us protect the rights, sovereignty, and ancestral heritage of indigenous peoples across all seven continents.
We invoke the collective rights of Indigenous peoples, affirmed by the Geneva Conventions, UNDRIP, and ILO Convention 169.
We move forward in the wisdom of those who came before us.
Anchored In:
Anchored In:
UNDRIP (2007)
UNDRIP (2007)
ILO CONVENTION 169
OAS DECLARATION (2016)
OAS DECLARATION (2016)
GENEVA CONVENTIONS
GENEVA CONVENTIONS
Anchored In:
UNDRIP (2007)
ILO CONVENTION 169
OAS DECLARATION (2016)
GENEVA CONVENTIONS
The architecture of an indigenous nation.
The Framework
12 Domains
Twelve interlocking domains, from spirit and governance to water, food, economy, and memory, together forming the blueprint of a self-sufficient indigenous nation.
A complete planning framework spanning law, land, livelihood, and lineage. Members of the assembly receive full access to the doctrine and its strategic horizons.
The architecture of an indigenous nation.
The Framework
12 Domains
Twelve interlocking domains, from spirit and governance to water, food, economy, and memory, together forming the blueprint of a self-sufficient indigenous nation.
A complete planning framework spanning law, land, livelihood, and lineage. Members of the assembly receive full access to the doctrine and its strategic horizons.
The architecture of an indigenous nation.
The Framework
12 Domains
Twelve interlocking domains, from spirit and governance to water, food, economy, and memory, together forming the blueprint of a self-sufficient indigenous nation.
A complete planning framework spanning law, land, livelihood, and lineage. Members of the assembly receive full access to the doctrine and its strategic horizons.
Legal Foundations
Framework Guidence
The 12 spheres of society
Every society rests on twelve interlocking domains. The UIN organizes expert networks and coordinated action (TUN: the act of doing) across all twelve, on all seven continents, in service of an autarkic, sustainable, divine way of life on Mother Earth.
Exclusive support for Members
The law on which we stand.
Foundations
Four Instruments
The rights of indigenous peoples are not granted by us. They are inscribed in international law, signed by the nations of the world, and protected by treaty. United Indigenous Nations exists to defend, advance, and give institutional form to what has already been won.
Members of the assembly receive a curated archive of the conventions, declarations, and case law that protect indigenous peoples worldwide. This section names the four foundations on which the assembly itself stands.
The law on which we stand.
Foundations
Four Instruments
The rights of indigenous peoples are not granted by us. They are inscribed in international law, signed by the nations of the world, and protected by treaty. United Indigenous Nations exists to defend, advance, and give institutional form to what has already been won.
Members of the assembly receive a curated archive of the conventions, declarations, and case law that protect indigenous peoples worldwide. This section names the four foundations on which the assembly itself stands.
The law on which we stand.
Foundations
Four Instruments
The rights of indigenous peoples are not granted by us. They are inscribed in international law, signed by the nations of the world, and protected by treaty. United Indigenous Nations exists to defend, advance, and give institutional form to what has already been won.
Members of the assembly receive a curated archive of the conventions, declarations, and case law that protect indigenous peoples worldwide. This section names the four foundations on which the assembly itself stands.
FOUNDATIONS
Geneva Conventions 1949 and Protocols
A global circle of tribes, allies, scholars, and stewards working in common cause.
Article 3
Quote
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UNDRIP 2007
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The most comprehensive international instrument ever adopted on the rights of the world's first peoples.
Article 3
"Indigenous peoples have the right to self determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development."
Adopted by the UN General Assembly on 13 September 2007. 144 states in favour.
Full library available to members in the Sovereignty Archive.
Geneva Conventions 1949 and Protocols
A global circle of tribes, allies, scholars, and stewards working in common cause.
Article 3
Quote
text source
UNDRIP 2007
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The most comprehensive international instrument ever adopted on the rights of the world's first peoples.
Article 3
"Indigenous peoples have the right to self determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development."
Adopted by the UN General Assembly on 13 September 2007. 144 states in favour.
Full library available to members in the Sovereignty Archive.
Geneva Conventions 1949 and Protocols
A global circle of tribes, allies, scholars, and stewards working in common cause.
Article 3
Quote
text source
UNDRIP 2007
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The most comprehensive international instrument ever adopted on the rights of the world's first peoples.
Article 3
"Indigenous peoples have the right to self determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development."
Adopted by the UN General Assembly on 13 September 2007. 144 states in favour.
Full library available to members in the Sovereignty Archive.
Our Elders
The Assembly
Council of Elders
We invite you to sit with us. Let us weave our wisdom together to strengthen the roots of our nations and support the seven generations to come.
Share your fire with ours, and let the symphony of our collective guidance illuminate the path toward unified strength and the preservation of our sacred ways.
Our Elders
The Assembly
Council of Elders
We invite you to sit with us. Let us weave our wisdom together to strengthen the roots of our nations and support the seven generations to come.
Share your fire with ours, and let the symphony of our collective guidance illuminate the path toward unified strength and the preservation of our sacred ways.
Our Elders
The Assembly
Council of Elders
We invite you to sit with us. Let us weave our wisdom together to strengthen the roots of our nations and support the seven generations to come.
Share your fire with ours, and let the symphony of our collective guidance illuminate the path toward unified strength and the preservation of our sacred ways.
The Council
Tygo Brouwer
Chief Data Scientist
I co-founded Platform to fundamentally change how businesses leverage technology. As the lead architect of our AI technology, I guide the innovation and development of Platform’s intelligent infrastructure. My focus is on building robust, scalable systems that empower clients to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
His Royal Highness Nana Charles Asare
Tuffuhene of Tirkonsi-Sefasa, Akan Tradition
Nana Charles Asare serves as Tuffuhene of his stool in the Akan tradition of Ghana, a senior council position rooted in centuries of customary governance. He brings to the United Indigenous Nations the wisdom of West African chieftaincy and the perspective of indigenous communities across the African continent. His participation in the assembly reflects UIN's commitment to a council that spans the seven continents, drawing on lineages older than any modern nation.
Tygo Brouwer
Chief Data Scientist
I co-founded Platform to fundamentally change how businesses leverage technology. As the lead architect of our AI technology, I guide the innovation and development of Platform’s intelligent infrastructure. My focus is on building robust, scalable systems that empower clients to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
His Royal Highness Nana Charles Asare
Tuffuhene of Tirkonsi-Sefasa, Akan Tradition
Nana Charles Asare serves as Tuffuhene of his stool in the Akan tradition of Ghana, a senior council position rooted in centuries of customary governance. He brings to the United Indigenous Nations the wisdom of West African chieftaincy and the perspective of indigenous communities across the African continent. His participation in the assembly reflects UIN's commitment to a council that spans the seven continents, drawing on lineages older than any modern nation.
Tygo Brouwer
Chief Data Scientist
I co-founded Platform to fundamentally change how businesses leverage technology. As the lead architect of our AI technology, I guide the innovation and development of Platform’s intelligent infrastructure. My focus is on building robust, scalable systems that empower clients to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
His Royal Highness Nana Charles Asare
Tuffuhene of Tirkonsi-Sefasa, Akan Tradition
Nana Charles Asare serves as Tuffuhene of his stool in the Akan tradition of Ghana, a senior council position rooted in centuries of customary governance. He brings to the United Indigenous Nations the wisdom of West African chieftaincy and the perspective of indigenous communities across the African continent. His participation in the assembly reflects UIN's commitment to a council that spans the seven continents, drawing on lineages older than any modern nation.
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Wisdom Circle
The Archive
Journalism
Long-form journalism on the world's indigenous nations. Tribe profiles, dispatches from the field, and essays written by chiefs, elders, and scholars.
The Wisdom Circle publishes weekly. New tribe profiles, peace dispatches, and long-form essays for members of the United Indigenous Nations.
Wisdom Circle
The Archive
Journalism
Long-form journalism on the world's indigenous nations. Tribe profiles, dispatches from the field, and essays written by chiefs, elders, and scholars.
The Wisdom Circle publishes weekly. New tribe profiles, peace dispatches, and long-form essays for members of the United Indigenous Nations.
Wisdom Circle
The Archive
Journalism
Long-form journalism on the world's indigenous nations. Tribe profiles, dispatches from the field, and essays written by chiefs, elders, and scholars.
The Wisdom Circle publishes weekly. New tribe profiles, peace dispatches, and long-form essays for members of the United Indigenous Nations.
What we offer those who join the circle.
Members Only
Access
Four chancelleries serving the indigenous nations of the world and those who walk alongside them.
4 core services from formal documentation to ceremonial gatherings designed to serve indigenous nations and their allies.
What we offer those who join the circle.
Members Only
Access
Four chancelleries serving the indigenous nations of the world and those who walk alongside them.
4 core services from formal documentation to ceremonial gatherings designed to serve indigenous nations and their allies.
What we offer those who join the circle.
Members Only
Access
Four chancelleries serving the indigenous nations of the world and those who walk alongside them.
4 core services from formal documentation to ceremonial gatherings designed to serve indigenous nations and their allies.
The State of Indigenous Peoples.
Facts&Figures
Verified Data
The numbers behind 476 million people, 5,000 nations, and one shared planet. Drawn from the World Bank, the International Labour Organization, the United Nations, and the Food and Agriculture Organization.
Each figure on this page is sourced from peer-reviewed research and official UN bodies. The full dataset and citations are available to members in the Sovereignty Archive.
The State of Indigenous Peoples.
Facts&Figures
Verified Data
The numbers behind 476 million people, 5,000 nations, and one shared planet. Drawn from the World Bank, the International Labour Organization, the United Nations, and the Food and Agriculture Organization.
Each figure on this page is sourced from peer-reviewed research and official UN bodies. The full dataset and citations are available to members in the Sovereignty Archive.
The State of Indigenous Peoples.
Facts&Figures
Verified Data
The numbers behind 476 million people, 5,000 nations, and one shared planet. Drawn from the World Bank, the International Labour Organization, the United Nations, and the Food and Agriculture Organization.
Each figure on this page is sourced from peer-reviewed research and official UN bodies. The full dataset and citations are available to members in the Sovereignty Archive.
GLOBAL POPULATION
GLOBAL POPULATION
STEWARDS OF THE EARTH
What 6.2% of the world protects
Source: World Bank, FAO 2020
80%
Indigenous
20%
Rest
Indigenous peoples are 6.2% of humanity, yet steward the lands that contain 80% of Earth's remaining biodiversity.
We are small in number. The Earth depends on us anyway.
Washington
UTC −5
USA
USA
Embassy active
Embassy active
Berlin
Berlin
UTC +1
Europe
Europe
Embassy active
Embassy active
Dubai
Dubai
UTC +4
Middle East
Middle East
Embassy active
In Progress
Embassy active
A presence on three continents
OUR OFFICES WORLDWIDE
LIVING LANGUAGES
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Indigenous languages spoken today
Source: SIL Ethnologue 2025
FOREST STEWARDSHIP WORKS
Deforestation rates: indigenous lands compared with similar non-indigenous lands.
Source: FAO/FILAC 2021
1985
1995
2005
2015
2025
Q1/0%
1.2%
Indigenous deforestation
11.2%
Rest deforestation
STEWARDSHIP OF EARTH
Indigenous contribution to the planet
Stewardship Score
80
/
100
80%
Biodiversity
36%
Intact Forests
28%
Earth's Surface
54%
Wild Landscape
6%
Population
80%
Biodiversity
36%
Intact Forests
28%
Earth's Surface
54%
Wild Landscape
6%
Population
80%
Biodiversity
36%
Intact Forests
28%
Earth's Surface
54%
Wild Landscape
6%
Population
Source: World Bank 2024; FAO 2020 State of the World's Forests; Garnett et al. Nature Sustainability 2018
UNDRIP · 2007
144
States adopted in favour
States adopted in favour
United Nations General Assembly, 13 September 2007
News & Achievements
476.6M people, 90 countries
5,000+ distinct nations
4,000+ living languages
80% of Earth's biodiversity
36% of intact forests
UNDRIP adopted 2007
ILO Convention 169 binding
Three times more likely to be poor
60,000+ years of stewardship
One assembly, seven continents
News & Achievements
476.6M people, 90 countries
5,000+ distinct nations
4,000+ living languages
80% of Earth's biodiversity
36% of intact forests
UNDRIP adopted 2007
ILO Convention 169 binding
Three times more likely to be poor
60,000+ years of stewardship
One assembly, seven continents
News & Achievements
476.6M people, 90 countries
5,000+ distinct nations
4,000+ living languages
80% of Earth's biodiversity
36% of intact forests
UNDRIP adopted 2007
ILO Convention 169 binding
Three times more likely to be poor
60,000+ years of stewardship
One assembly, seven continents
Take your seat at the council.
Membership
Three Pathways
Three ways to stand with the United Indigenous Nations. As Companion, as Delegate, or as Guardian. Every member supports the work of the assembly and receives formal recognition within our living archive.
Each membership renews annually. Member documents are signed and sealed by the UIN Council. Choose monthly or yearly. Yearly memberships receive a tiered discount.
Take your seat at the council.
Membership
Three Pathways
Three ways to stand with the United Indigenous Nations. As Companion, as Delegate, or as Guardian. Every member supports the work of the assembly and receives formal recognition within our living archive.
Each membership renews annually. Member documents are signed and sealed by the UIN Council. Choose monthly or yearly. Yearly memberships receive a tiered discount.
Take your seat at the council.
Membership
Three Pathways
Three ways to stand with the United Indigenous Nations. As Companion, as Delegate, or as Guardian. Every member supports the work of the assembly and receives formal recognition within our living archive.
Each membership renews annually. Member documents are signed and sealed by the UIN Council. Choose monthly or yearly. Yearly memberships receive a tiered discount.
One who walks alongside the assembly.
Companion
Price
€50
Monthly
Yearly
(save €60 / 10% off when billed yearly)
Plan
Tribal Embassy
Full archive of indigenous tribes
Articles and photo galleries
Wisdom Circle blog access
Member certificate of affiliation
Seats
250
One who walks alongside the assembly.
Companion
Price
€50
Monthly
Yearly
(save €60 / 10% off when billed yearly)
Plan
Tribal Embassy
Full archive of indigenous tribes
Articles and photo galleries
Wisdom Circle blog access
Member certificate of affiliation
Features
Seats
250
One who walks alongside the assembly.
Companion
Price
€50
Monthly
Yearly
(save €60 / 10% off when billed yearly)
Plan
Tribal Embassy
Full archive of indigenous tribes
Articles and photo galleries
Wisdom Circle blog access
Member certificate of affiliation
Features
Seats
250
One who represents their community to the assembly.
Delegate
Price
€250
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Yearly
(save €450 / 15% off when billed yearly)
Plan
Tribal Embassy
Everything in Companion
Original video content
Direct line to the assembly
Engagement guides for governments
Featured profile in the UIN Directory (2 articles/year)
Seats
50
One who represents their community to the assembly.
Delegate
Price
€250
Monthly
Yearly
(save €450 / 15% off when billed yearly)
Plan
Tribal Embassy
Everything in Companion
Original video content
Direct line to the assembly
Engagement guides for governments
Featured profile in the UIN Directory (2 articles/year)
Features
Seats
50
One who represents their community to the assembly.
Delegate
Price
€250
Monthly
Yearly
(save €450 / 15% off when billed yearly)
Plan
Tribal Embassy
Everything in Companion
Original video content
Direct line to the assembly
Engagement guides for governments
Featured profile in the UIN Directory (2 articles/year)
Features
Seats
50
One who stands at the gate of the assembly.
Guardian
Price
€1200
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Yearly
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Plan
Tribal Embassy
Everything in Delegate
Peace mediation between nations
Audience with the Oracle
4 articles per year
Direct line to Chief Robert team
Seats
10
One who stands at the gate of the assembly.
Guardian
Price
€1200
Monthly
Yearly
(save €2880 / 20% off when billed yearly)
Plan
Tribal Embassy
Everything in Delegate
Peace mediation between nations
Audience with the Oracle
4 articles per year
Direct line to Chief Robert team
Features
Seats
10
One who stands at the gate of the assembly.
Guardian
Price
€1200
Monthly
Yearly
(save €2880 / 20% off when billed yearly)
Plan
Tribal Embassy
Everything in Delegate
Peace mediation between nations
Audience with the Oracle
4 articles per year
Direct line to Chief Robert team
Features
Seats
10
Words from those who walk with us.
The Assembly
In Their Words
Endorsements from those who have stood beside the United Indigenous Nations. Chiefs, councils, foundations, and partners whose work or community has been shaped by the assembly.
Each endorsement is given with the speaker's permission, in their own words. The assembly does not edit beyond minor formatting.
Words from those who walk with us.
The Assembly
In Their Words
Endorsements from those who have stood beside the United Indigenous Nations. Chiefs, councils, foundations, and partners whose work or community has been shaped by the assembly.
Each endorsement is given with the speaker's permission, in their own words. The assembly does not edit beyond minor formatting.
Words from those who walk with us.
The Assembly
In Their Words
Endorsements from those who have stood beside the United Indigenous Nations. Chiefs, councils, foundations, and partners whose work or community has been shaped by the assembly.
Each endorsement is given with the speaker's permission, in their own words. The assembly does not edit beyond minor formatting.
Platform was always a step ahead, from edge computing strategies to ethical AI implementation. They brought clarity, speed, and long-term thinking to every part of our build.
Henrik Vogt
Operation Director
Altrix
From the first call to the final handoff, the Platform team showed deep expertise in AI infrastructure. They helped us move from clunky legacy systems to a real-time architecture in weeks.
Daniel Koenig
Director of Systems Engineering
Vanta
Reviews
Platform was always a step ahead, from edge computing strategies to ethical AI implementation. They brought clarity, speed, and long-term thinking to every part of our build.
Henrik Vogt
Operation Director
Altrix
From the first call to the final handoff, the Platform team showed deep expertise in AI infrastructure. They helped us move from clunky legacy systems to a real-time architecture in weeks.
Daniel Koenig
Director of Systems Engineering
Vanta
Reviews
Platform was always a step ahead, from edge computing strategies to ethical AI implementation. They brought clarity, speed, and long-term thinking to every part of our build.
Henrik Vogt
Operation Director
Altrix
From the first call to the final handoff, the Platform team showed deep expertise in AI infrastructure. They helped us move from clunky legacy systems to a real-time architecture in weeks.
Daniel Koenig
Director of Systems Engineering
Vanta
Reviews
Questions, Answered.
Questions
For Visitors and Members
Honest answers to the questions visitors and prospective members ask most often. The council is reachable directly for anything else.
Updated regularly. Reach the council for anything not addressed here.
Questions, Answered.
Questions
For Visitors and Members
Honest answers to the questions visitors and prospective members ask most often. The council is reachable directly for anything else.
Updated regularly. Reach the council for anything not addressed here.
Questions, Answered.
Questions
For Visitors and Members
Honest answers to the questions visitors and prospective members ask most often. The council is reachable directly for anything else.
Updated regularly. Reach the council for anything not addressed here.
What is the United Indigenous Nations?
Who founded the assembly, and who leads it today?
How is membership different from a donation?
How are member contributions used?
Can I cancel my membership?
How does peace mediation work, and who can request it?
What is the Oracle?
How do I contribute my own community's history or knowledge?
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