Interview of Mrs. Irina Bokova, Director-General of UNESCO
Published in Planet B Magazine

Mayangna people try to safeguard their culture
News published on the UNESCO San José website on 30 November 2010
[in Spanish only]

Unesco Encyclopedia highlights the knowledge of the Mayangna community News published in El Nuevo Diario on 27 November 2010
[in Spanish only]

Indigenous Knowledge in Global Policies and Practice for Education, Science and Culture
Compiled and edited by Douglas Nakashima, 31 pp., 2010 
Science exerts a powerful influence on our daily lives, our interactions with the environment, our value systems and worldview. However, it is just one knowledge system amongst many. Other knowledge systems, many of them embedded in a remarkable diversity of cultures and sustaining a broad spectrum of ways of life, constitute a rich and diverse intellectual heritage whose importance for attaining international development objectives, including the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), continues to be underestimated.

An Indigenous Knowledge Forum on Climate Change Impacts
Pachamama, Volume 2 Issue 2, May 2008
By Douglas Nakashima

A global forum takes to the frontlines of climate change
A World of Science, Vol. 6, No. 3, July-September 2008
By Peter Bates

Local and Indigenous Knowledge Systems in a global society : Traditional Knowledge in Sustainable Development and Resource Management
No. 7 in UNESCO's Programme on the Eradication of Poverty, Especially Extreme Poverty Brochure, 2006

Marovo People and Knowledge of Nature
Article from : Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation
24/09/2005

Students Write Assignments in their Language
Article from : Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation
22/09/2005