C e n t e r  F o r  W o r l d  I n d i g e n o u s  S t u d i e s

                    FOURTH WORLD DOCUMENTATION PROJECT

                           World Wide Web Site

     The Center For World Indigenous Studies and the Fourth World 
     Documentation Project are now available on the World Wide 
     Web.  Our goal is to present the online community with the 
     greatest possible access to Fourth World documents and 
     resources.  To this end, the CWIS web site offers access to: 
     
          *  The complete Fourth World Documentation 
             Project Archives containing over 400
             documents on Indigenous Peoples in the 
             Americas, Asia, Africa, Europe, Melanesia and 
             the Pacific. 

          *  Speeches, articles and essays by leading 
             Fourth World writers, political analysts and 
             leaders. 

          *  Over 70 United Nations documents covering the 
             last 10 years of work by the Working Group on 
             Indigenous Populations including various 
             drafts of the Draft Declaration on the Rights 
             of Indigenous Peoples. 

          *  Papers and resolutions by tribal governments 
             and inter-tribal organizations, including:  
             The National Congress of American Indians, 
             The Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians, 
             The Conference of Tribal Governments and the 
             Navajo Nation's Navajo-Hopi Land Commission. 

          *  The latest Center For World Indigenous 
             Studies Publication Catalogue, background on 
             CWIS and the Fourth World Documentation 
             Project. 

          *  Connections to nearly 40 other Indigenous 
             focused Internet Gopher, FTP and WWW sites. 

     
     TO ACCESS THE CWIS/FWDP WORLD WIDE WEB SITE
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     You must have a WWW browser such as Mosaic or Lynx.  Point 
     your WWW browser to:
     
            <URL:http://www.halcyon.com/FWDP/fwdp.html>

     Questions and comments may be directed to:

     John Burrows
     Executive Director
     Center For World Indigenous Studies
     jburrows@halcyon.com